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The last communication from the Hakuto-R spacecraft three seconds before the scheduled landing. Screenshot from the live broadcast

The CEO of the Japanese ISPACE admits: the Hakuto-R spacecraft crashed on the moon

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As in the case of the Bereshit spaceship, the landing phase is critical * The person who was the chairman of the Israel Space Agency at the time of the Bereshit spaceship crash says in a conversation with the Hidaan site: "In the Bereshit the engine was turned off due to human error, we should wait and see what happened today"
The location of the cameras on the HAKUTO-R lander. PR photo, ISPACE

Live: Update. The Japanese spacecraft crashed on the moon

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The process of launching the HOPE spacecraft to Mars and its orbit for the purposes of studying its atmosphere. The launch is planned to take place from Japan in 2020. From the United Arab Emirates Space Agency website

Japan will launch the HOPE spacecraft to Mars in 2020 for the United Arab Emirates

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The launch of the HTV-4 cargo spacecraft of the Japanese Space Agency, 4/8/13. Screenshot from NASA TV

A Japanese cargo spacecraft was launched to the space station with a talking robot on board

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The Japanese spacecraft Akatsuki lost its way to Venus

The Akatsuki spacecraft failed to enter orbit around Venus

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Logo of the IAC conference in Prague 2010

The heads of the world's space agencies call for cooperation in space

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Artist's impression of the Yabusa spacecraft descending with a payload containing a sample from the asteroid Itokawa. Image: JPL/NASA

Vigilance for the inspection of the cargo brought by the Yabosa spacecraft from the asteroid Itokawa

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Artist's impression of a robotic lunar base. JAXA figure

Japan wants to build a robotic base on the moon by 2020

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The Japanese spacecraft Akatsuki, designed to explore the planet Venus. Launched on May 21, 2010. Image: Japanese space agency JAXA

Prof. Yoav Yair from the Open University participates in the analysis of the findings of the Japanese Akotaki spacecraft that was launched to Venus this weekend

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The orbit of Themis in the asteroid belt, Themis is one of the largest asteroids in the asteroid belt. Illustration: Josh Emery, University of Tennessee in Knoxville

Researchers have found water and organic matter on the asteroid Themis

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Lunar crater from Wikipedia (Daedalus crater on the far side of the moon). No picture of the crater in question was published in the article

Scientists from the Japanese space agency find a window into a lava cave on the moon

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Japanese plans to land on the moon

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The Yabosa spacecraft will simulate an asteroid crash on Earth

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What a relief - in Japan, new services have been planned for the space station

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The exploration of the moon - what was and where we stand now

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Boomerang also works in space

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The launch of the "Kizona" communication satellite was successfully completed

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The launch of the Japanese communication satellite for super-fast internet transmission has been successfully completed

The launch of the Japanese communication satellite "Kizuna" has been postponed

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Today Japan was supposed to launch its communications satellite into space, but problems with the H-2A launcher forced the launch to be postponed

Japan will launch "Kizuna", a communications satellite for super-fast internet transmission

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The whole country is waiting for February 15, the date on which the Japanese Space Agency is supposed to launch the satellite

Japan launched the spacecraft to the moon

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Japan and China will send unmanned spacecraft in the coming month

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Japan has launched its fourth spy satellite

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The Yabusa spaceship is ready to return to Earth

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The Japanese satellite Hinoda (formerly SOLAR B) photographed the transit of Mercury in front of the Sun

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Russia will help India launch an unmanned spacecraft to the moon, and more news from Russia

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