HAKUTO-R Mission
Recently, Japanese space startup ispace Inc launched its own private lander M1 to the Moon under its HAKUTO-R mission. The launch was carried out by SpaceX in Cape Canaveral in the US state of Florida.
Key Points
- About: HAKUTO-R is Japan’s first-ever lunar mission and the first of its kind by a private company. HAKUTO-R means ‘white rabbit’ in Japanese.
- Rovers: The M1 lander will deploy two robotic rovers:
- A two-wheeled, baseball-sized device from Japan’s space agency (JAXA); and
- The four-wheeled Rashid explorer built by the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
- Landing: The M1 lander is expected to soft land at Atlas Crater which ....
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