The Resilience lunar lander developed by Japanese company ispace.
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Ispace says it is targeting another attempt to touch down a lunar lander on the Moon’s surface four to five months after the mission’s launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9. The Japanese company on Dec. 17 said it expects a six-day launch window for the Resilience lander to occur no earlier than mid-January...
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