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Japan\'s Moon Lander Resumes Operations After Power Issue

Published: 29 January 2024 at 06:08

Science

Japan\'s SLIM spacecraft, which successfully landed on the moon but experienced a power supply issue, has regained power and resumed operations. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) re-established communication with the lander and its solar panels are generating power again. The lander will continue its mission to analyze the composition of lunar rocks and search for clues about the origin of the moon. This successful landing demonstrates Japan\'s ability to achieve a soft touchdown on the moon and could provide valuable insights for future exploration of potential sources of fuel, water, and oxygen.

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