Japan Crashes into The Moon, but Slower Than Last Time @scottmanley
Japan Crashes into The Moon, but Slower Than Last Time @scottmanley
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Based on my guess iSpace probably hit the moon a bit more slowly than last time, which is progress of sorts, but this landing is something of the inverse result of the previous flight where the spacecraft successfully stopped at a point high above the moon before falling. This time the navigation tried to stop at a spot just below the surface.

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