Japan-based ispace makes second Moon landing attempt скачать в хорошем качестве

Japan-based ispace makes second Moon landing attempt

Japan-based company ispace is making its second attempt to land on the surface of the Moon. It's targeting a region in the northwest part of the Earth-facing side called 'Mare Frigoris' or 'Sea of Cold.' The company's previous mission, HAKUTO-R, tried and failed to complete a soft touchdown on the lunar surface back in 2023. A software issue connected to the robotic lander's altimeter caused it to misjudge its positing relative to the surface and it crash landed in a deep crater. This go around, the roughly 7.5-foot-tall lander named Resilience will try to succeed where its predecessor failed and pave the way for a series of robotic landings for ispace as it begins to build its part of a larger cislunar economy. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 01:03 - Where HAKUTO-R Mission 1 went wrong 02:41 - Mission 2 begins 04:14 - Resilience lander 04:41 - Payloads 05:22 - The Moonhouse and Tenacious 09:02 - Mission on the Moon 09:39 - Learning to survive the lunar night 11:25 - Building a cislunar economy 15:11 - Apex 1.0 and ispace-U.S. 16:57 - Mission 2 and beyond This coverage is made possible by the support of our members. Join this channel to help us expand our coverage and get access to perks:    / @spaceflightnowvideo