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SLIM lander's precise 'moon sniper' tech will lend itself to future lunar missions - Vimarsana News

SLIM lander's precise 'moon sniper' tech will lend itself to future lunar missions

The technology that enabled SLIM's precision moon landing could assist future touchdowns by allowing spacecraft to land in relatively small areas amid rocky or uneven terrain.

Source: space.com
Japan craft made successful pin-point Moon landing, space agency says - Vimarsana News

Japan craft made successful pin-point Moon landing, space agency says

Photo taken by a mini-rover showed the boxy yellow lander sitting intact at a slight angle

Japan is now the 5th country to land on the Moon – the technology used will lend itself to future lunar missions - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Japan is now the 5th country to land on the Moon – the technology used will lend itself to future lunar missions - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Japan is now the 5th country to land on the Moon – the technology used will lend itself to future lunar missions News

Japan becomes the 5th country to land on the Moon - Vimarsana News

Japan becomes the 5th country to land on the Moon

Japan's moon landing is a significant achievement despite a problem with SLIM’s solar cells, which might limit the mission's length.

Commentary: Japan's first moon landing solidifies the country's leadership in space technology - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Japan's first moon landing solidifies the country's leadership in space technology

The technology behind Japan’s successful lunar landing could help future spacecraft land in small areas amid rocky terrain, says this Georgia Institute of Technology professor.