Ispace Looks Toward Redo After Lunar Lander Crashes into Moon
Ispace plans to study and reapply lessons quickly from its first mission to two upcoming flights to the Moon.
Credit: Ispace
As the radio silence grew longer, the look on the faces of Ispace employees at mission control in Tokyo told the story: The Series 1 spacecraft had crashed into the Moon. The startup’s lunar lander, launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 in December, maintained communications with Earth as it descended...
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