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Will Japanese startup "ispace" be able to land on the Moon by the end of 2022?

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In July of 2020, Japanese startup ispace unveiled the final design of the HAKUTO-R Mission lunar landing module. The mission, which had initially planned to launch the module by October 2021, ended up postponing its plans to some point in 2022, aboard a Falcon 9 SpaceX rocket.

HAKUTO-R's lunar module was designed to land with a 4K resolution camera, and has compartments to carry almost 30 kg of experiments and other materials.

If by the end of 2022 the Japanese mission from ispace manages to successfully land the lunar module of the HAKUTO-R mission on the surface of the Moon, this forecast will be resolved as "yes".

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  • deagol: FutuurBot @Futuur Should be resolved since although it did launch over the weekend it’s not planned to reach the moon for several months.
  • deagol: deagol cc @lucaslocher7 @tom

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