26 April 2023 at 01:56 Japanese spacecraft has probably crash-landed on the moon Japanese ground control lost contact on Tuesday with a privately owned, unmanned spacecraft headed for the moon. The rocket has probably crash-landed on the moon, confirms Ispace, the company behind it, according to NTB. Just before landing, Tokyo lost contact with the rocket. According to the head and founder of Ispace, Takeshi Hakamada, the spacecraft is believed to have “landed hard” on the moon. Had they succeeded, Ispace would have been the first commercial company to land on the moon.
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