Japan's ispace lunar lander makes second attempt to touchdown on Moon
TOKYO
Japanese moon exploration company ispace is set to try the touchdown of its lunar lander Resilience at 4:24 a.m. on June 6 local time (1924 GMT on June 5), in its second attempt after the first lunar mission failed in April 2023.
SCHEDULE:
1924GMT (05/06) - Lander touching down on moon
EXPECTED ON THE LIVESTREAM
- Simulation video showing data (speed, altitude, angle, etc. of trajectory), lander’s trajectory and moon
- Live from monitoring room, staff looking at monitor screen and data of robotic lander
- Live from event rooms in Japan/US/Europe (iSpace staff and their families will attend event in the US, Europe and watch party in Japan)
- Video messages from politicians
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