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Japan-based company is poised for its moon-landing attempt
Resilience, a spacecraft built by Japan-based company Ispace, is expected to attempt to touch down on the moon at 3:17 p.m. ET. If successful, it will be the first private-sector lunar lander built outside of the US to land safely on the moon.
Japan's Ispace Counts Down to Second Moon-Landing Attempt on Friday
After Friday's landing on Mare Frigoris, a lunar sea relatively close to the moon's north pole, scheduled for 4:17 a.m. Japan time (1917 GMT, Thursday), the 2.3-metre-high lander and the microwave-sized rover are tasked to capture images of regolith, the moon's fine-grained surface material.
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On the rural islands off the coast of Japan, a handful of believers practice a version of Christianity that has direct links ...
McDonald’s Holdings Co. Japan saw a sales surge in May, helped by Happy Meal toys linked to two global crazes — the Minecraft ...
The $250 bln carmaker is the latest national titan to throw itself into M&A to deflect external pressures. Tokyo’s efficiency ...
As the Army’s 250th birthday celebration approaches, a Soldier and leader here took time to reflect on his life and military ...
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