Ispace plans to deploy its “micro rover” on its second Moon landing attempt.
Credit: Ispace
Ispace of Tokyo plans to make a second attempt to land an uncrewed spacecraft on the Moon as soon as the fourth quarter of 2024, after its inaugural mission in April ended in a crash on the lunar surface. “Mission 2” is to carry a variety of payloads, including a redesigned “micro rover,” and would...
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