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The Intuitive Machines IM-2 lander Athena has confirmed that it did indeed land on its side. Due to its positioning, the batteries are unable to charge via its solar panels. Priorities were shifted towards particular payloads including NASA's PRIME-1 polar mining experiment, depleting the lander's batteries and subsequently ending the mission. It is unlikely that the lander will be able to revive itself based on the angle which its solar panels are aimed.
ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 imaged the Intuitive Machines' IM-2 lander on the Moon!
Intuitive Machines' IM-2 lander Athena, which landed on the lunar surface today, March 6th. Images have not been transmitted since the landing, as the vehicle appears to have landed on its side after a problem with the engine not turning off during the descent burn. Telemetry data from the vehicle was unclear on the vehicle's status. More information from Intuitive Machines will be released at a press conference later today.
Intuitive Explanation?
Intuitive Machines didn’t have the data it needed, because NASA gave up on the Moon, and chose to research somewhere they knew we weren’t going anytime soon… NASA should have detailed maps of the lunar surface from the 1980s. @lauraforczyk Explains it better, she points out how NASA is at fault, for more recent in actions..? Lara explains how NASA didn’t have the information to help Intuitive…
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Ice drill being sent to the Moon late next year
A landing site for a #NASA ice-mining experiment has been selected. The drill is expected to launch #ToTheMoon with @Int_Machines' Nova-C lander as soon as late 2022. The mission will also include a 4G/LTE experiment and a hopper robot.
A rendering of Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C lander with the PRIME-1 ice drill attached to the spacecraft. Credit: Intuitive Machines As work continues on the human-side of hardware development for NASA’s Artemis program, the agency is hard at work planning robotic precursor missions to the areas astronauts are expected to explore in just a few short years. (more…)
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