A U.S. company says its spacecraft on the moon landed on its side
A U.S. company says its spacecraft on the moon landed on its side
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A U.S. company says its spacecraft on the moon landed on its side
The private company behind the moon shot says the lander is receiving commands to acquire science data.
The Odysseus lunar lander made a momentous touchdown on the moon. But it appears to be tipped on its side, Intuitive Machines revealed Friday.
Science News: The moon lander, named Odysseus, is in a 'alive and well' although currently positioned on its side. This marks a historic achievement as it becomes the inaugural private spacecraft to successfully reach the lunar surface and the first from the United States since 1972.
A private U.S. lunar lander tipped over at touchdown and ended up on its side near the moon's south pole, hampering communications, company officials said Friday.