Watch Live as Japanese Startup Attempts Moon Landing After Failed First Mission

Last Lander traveled to the last six months, so far he plans to touch in the northern region. The Japan’s ISPACE company aims to reach the start of Thursday – to reach the surface of the month.

Standing is set land On June 5, 3:24 a smooth touch near the center of the Mare Frigoris region (translated into almost cold sea). The descent attempt will be broadcast live on Ispace YouTube channelStarting an hour before the planned touch. You can also correct through the feed below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvsmxqettw

Tokyo-Based Ispace launched his second mission on January 15. Balanceship walking along with another homeowner went to the moon. Firefly Aerospace Blue Dream has landed on March 2, and the sustainability has received a longer route. Cleaning originally, before using a lunar flyby, the low-energy transfer trajectory, which allows you to try a soft landing, was operated on in an elliptical transfer orbit. Lander successfully checked all orbital maneuvers successfully and will remain in a low diapers to the big day ispace. The firmness for the opening attempt will automatically set fire to the main sliding system to slow down and reduce the height.

Last Lander, Mere Frigoris, a small rover, called Mare Frigoris, located in the northern regions of the month. It is also designed to explore the lunar surface of commercial space institutions and the lunar surface in Japan with science tools.

This is the second attempt to land for the month, the first one failed. In April 2023, Hakuto-R Mission 1 (M1) Lunar Lander reduced to the moon and crashed on the surface. The company then estimated that when Lander’s landing on the lunar surface of the lunar surface was very close to zero altitude when there is about 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the surface. As a result, the land origin, finally slowed down Fuel run out and falls to the moon. Hakuto-R M1 was also cargo, including Japanese Space Agency, including small, bilateral transformative robots.

Members of the Japanese start are optimistic about the second way in the moon landing. “We have accepted the operational experience in Mission 1 and during this current journey and are confident in preparing for the success of the success of Aysala,” Takeshi Hakamada, Ispace and Izpayi administration statement.

Several of the commercial companies in the past few years have claimed several lithes because they are trying to touch the rough surface. Texas based startup intuitive machines Not one, two soils, He finished lying on both Nova-C and Athena’s sides.