US spacecraft Odysseus tipped sideways on lunar surface but 'alive & well'
US spacecraft Odysseus tipped sideways on lunar surface but 'alive & well'
The lunar lander, Odysseus, remains in good condition despite being currently tilted on its side, one day after its successful landing. This signifies a groundbreaking milestone as it becomes the first privately-owned spacecraft to reach the moon's surface. Intuitive Machines, headquartered in Houston, revealed that the failure of the spacecraft's laser-based range finders was due to human error.
The lunar lander, Odysseus, remains in good condition despite being currently tilted on its side, one day after its successful landing. This signifies a groundbreaking milestone as it becomes the first privately-owned spacecraft to reach the moon's surface. Intuitive Machines, headquartered in Houston, revealed that the failure of the spacecraft's laser-based range finders was due to human error.
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The lunar lander, Odysseus, remains in good condition despite being currently tilted on its side, one day after its successful landing. This signifies a groundbreaking milestone as it becomes the first privately-owned spacecraft to reach the moon's surface. Intuitive Machines, headquartered in Houston, revealed that the failure of the spacecraft's laser-based range finders was due to human error. 
