ispace can become the first private company to land a lander on the moon

Space agencies of all countries are showing their strength in the world of space. From the American Space Agency NASA to the European Space Agency, Russia’s Space Agency, India and China’s space agencies are making the world feel the power in the space sector by launching their missions. Private players are also coming forward in this field. Elon Musk’s company SpaceX has launched many missions. Now a Japanese company is also ready to create history. Its name is-ispace. Ispace is preparing to land its lander (HAKUTO-R M1) on the surface of the Moon. If it succeeds in this, it will become the first private company to do so.

of reports AccordingOn April 25 this month, iSpace plans to land its lander on the surface of the Moon. The spacecraft that the company sent to the Moon reached the closest to the Moon on 21 March. It is circling its target at a distance of 100 kms. Although the company also has dates for landing on 26 April, 1 May and 3 May, but it is more likely that on 25 April an attempt will be made to land the iSpace lander on the moon.

According to reports from Japanese media agencies, iSpace founder and CEO Takeshi Hakamada reportedly said in a statement on April 12 that the scene was set. I am excited to be present at this momentous occasion.

It is worth mentioning that on December 11 last year, the Hakuto-R Mission 1 Lunar Lander was launched with ‘Falcon 9 Block 5 Rocket’. Along with this, UAE’s Rashid Rover and JAXA/Tomy’s SORA-Q Convertible Lunar Robot also flew to the Moon. They will also try to land on the moon. Significantly, the first private mission to the Moon was launched by SpaceIL, an Israeli company. But it was not completely successful. During the landing in the year 2019, the communication of the company with its lander was broken.