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Revealed: UAE to alter landing site on Moon for second lunar rover after Rashid Rover 1 lander crash - Vimarsana News

Revealed: UAE to alter landing site on Moon for second lunar rover after Rashid Rover 1 lander crash

MBRSC looks for new lander vehicle for taking Rashid Rover 2 to Moon’s surface

Japan's iSpace nabs $55 million NASA moon landing deal - Vimarsana News

Japan's iSpace nabs $55 million NASA moon landing deal

Tokyo-based ispace has opened a U.S. headquarters in order to help the company develop and launch robotic landers to the moon on behalf of NASA and other customers.

Source: space.com
Japan's ispace nabs $55 million NASA moon landing deal, slips 3rd lunar launch to 2026 - Vimarsana News

Japan's ispace nabs $55 million NASA moon landing deal, slips 3rd lunar launch to 2026

Tokyo-based ispace has opened a U.S. headquarters in order to help the company develop and launch robotic landers to the moon on behalf of NASA and other customers.

Source: yahoo.com
Japan's ispace nabs $55 million NASA moon landing deal, slips 3rd lunar launch to 2026 - Vimarsana News

Japan's ispace nabs $55 million NASA moon landing deal, slips 3rd lunar launch to 2026

Tokyo-based ispace has opened a U.S. headquarters in order to help the company develop and launch robotic landers to the moon on behalf of NASA and other customers.

Source: yahoo.com
Private Japanese moon lander crashed after being confused by a crater - Vimarsana News

Private Japanese moon lander crashed after being confused by a crater

Japanese company ispace revealed that an unexpected lunar terrain feature led the Hakuto-R lander's onboard computer to misjudge its altitude, leading to the crash.

Source: space.com