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Odysseus moon lander tipped over on its side during historic mission. How did that happen? - Vimarsana News

Odysseus moon lander tipped over on its side during historic mission. How did that happen?

Odysseus, Intuitive Machines' lunar lander, tipped over as it touched down on the moon. It will still be able to send pictures back in the coming days.

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'It's just surreal': Florida Tech professor cheers Odysseus moon landing, awaits images - Vimarsana News

'It's just surreal': Florida Tech professor cheers Odysseus moon landing, awaits images

Houston-based Intuitive Machines' lander became the first American spacecraft to land on the moon since the Apollo 17 mission in December 1972.

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Odysseus spacecraft attempts historic moon landing today: Here's how to watch - Vimarsana News

Odysseus spacecraft attempts historic moon landing today: Here's how to watch

A successful touchdown would be the first American moon landing since NASA's Apollo program came to an end in 1972. Here's what to know.

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Japanese lunar spacecraft lands upside down on moon's surface - Vimarsana News

Japanese lunar spacecraft lands upside down on moon's surface

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is celebrating the successful touchdown of the SLIM spacecraft on the moon's surface, even though the craft landed upside down.

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NASA Probe Shoots Indian Moon Lander With Laser - Vimarsana News

NASA Probe Shoots Indian Moon Lander With Laser

Moon Ping NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has successfully bounced a laser off of India's Vikram lander, which successfully touched down on the Moon's surface in August. The LRO's laser altimeter aimed its sights at Vikram in December some 62 miles away near the Moon's South Pole, shooting it with a series of laser pulses. […]

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