Moon lander ‘likely to have crashed’, says Japan’s ispace
The spacecraft is believed to have descended too fast after a laser system for measuring altitude did not work as expected. But despite the failure, the firm ispace is pledging to press ahead with more moon missions.

Staff are shocked after the company announced they lost signal from the lander. Pic: Reuters

The Resilience lander prior to January's launch. Pic: ispace

The Tenacious rover was carrying the so-called Moonhouse. Pic: ispace
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