A NASA spaceship revolving around the Moon has identified and photographed the impact point of the Japanese company ispace. NASA released the images on Friday, two weeks after the Japanese boat crashed on the surface of the Moon. The photos show a dark stain at the point where the moonwood called Resilience and its small rover in the Mare Frigoris area (cold sea), a volcanic area on the northern end of the lunar disc. Around the impact point is a faint halo, the result of the lunar dust that rose from the conflict. The snapshot was recorded by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter on June 11, 2025. This is the second failed attempt by Tokyo -based ISPACE within two years. Company officials announced that they will give a press conference next week to explain the causes of the mission failure, which had been launched in January from the […]
Source: News Beast
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