Ispace's lunar rover will place a small model house on the lunar surface.
Credit: Ispace
Ispace of Japan plans to attempt a second Moon landing as soon as December, after its inaugural mission in 2023 ended in a crash on the lunar surface. An exact launch date has not been chosen, ispace said on Sept. 12. The company’s first lunar lander failed to softly touch down on the Moon in April...
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