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TOKYO — A Japanese moon explorer is up and running Monday after several tense days without the sunlight it needs to generate power. Japan’s first lunar mission hit its target in a precision touchdow n on Jan. 20, but landed the wrong way up, leaving its solar panels unable to see the sun.
Japan's first moon lander is furiously doing science after staying asleep for more than a week. How long it can keep going remains unclear.
Science News: Japan's 'Moon Sniper' has overcome initial complications and is now actively exploring the lunar surface. Check out the latest images captured by the lander.
Japan's SLIM Moon Probe Resumes Mission Despite Initial Setbacks - World Report Now
After a nine-day shutdown, the upside-down lunar lander received enough sunlight to power up again