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Launched on 15 January, the Resilience Spacecraft, built by Tokyo-based company ispace, is now orbiting around the moon, having reached its destination on schedule this month.
By PA/TPN, in Asia, World, Galactic · 24 May 2025, 16:31 · 0 Comments
The vessel is set to touch down on 5 June within Mare Frigoris, a basaltic plain in the moon’s northern hemisphere, and a successful landing would be the second for Japan.
Takeshi Hakamada, CEO and founder of ispace, stated that the company will continue to proceed with careful operations and thorough preparations to ensure the success of the lunar landing.
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