Tense ispace Mission Control Center workers await word if their second lunar lander made it to the Moon.
Credit: ispace
The death toll for spacecraft attempting soft landings on the Moon notched up another victim last week when Japan’s ispace failed in its second bid to touch down on the lunar surface. After a relatively slow but smooth 4 1/2-month journey, ispace’s Resilience lander homed in on its intended landing...
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