AstronomyPrivate Japanese moon lander snaps 1st photos in deep...

Private Japanese moon lander snaps 1st photos in deep space

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A non-public Japanese moon lander has opened its eyes in deep space.

The Hakuto-R lander has snapped its first pictures since launching atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Sunday morning (Dec. 11), representatives of ispace, the Tokyo-based firm that operates the spacecraft, introduced early Tuesday morning (Dec. 13).





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