Japan's ispace inc said its attempt to make the first private moon landing had failed after losing contact with its Hakuto-R Mission 1 (M1) lander when it unexpectedly accelerated and probably ...

Japanese space startup Ispace will reach for the moon again after its first attempt to land a rover on the lunar surface in April ended in failure. The second mission will launch on a SpaceX ...

The Ispace lander could have been the first step toward a new paradigm of space exploration, with governments, research institutions and companies sending scientific experiments and other cargo to ...

Japanese startup ispace aims to become the first non-U.S. company to achieve a controlled moon landing as it prepares for the touchdown of its second uncrewed spacecraft on Friday, two years after ...

ispace Chief Executive Takeshi Hakamada said the Japanese startup took a big step forward to the next moon landing mission despite the touchdown failure at a press conference on April 26.

Japanese space startup Ispace, which had aimed to achieve the world’s first private lunar landing, said Wednesday that its Hakuto-R lander had likely crashed on the moon's surface, failing to ...

Japan's ispace fails again: Resilience lander crashes on moon Resilience, ispace's second lunar lander, had problems measuring its distance to the surface and could not slow its descent fast ...

Japanese company ispace signs agreement with Magna Petra for lunar collaboration and resource mining on future missions to ...

Ispace, one of the startups working on putting a private lunar lander on the moon sometime in the next few years, has raised a $28 million Series B funding round, which will be used to help it ...

TOKYO -- Shares in Japan's ispace were not traded in their market debut in Tokyo on Wednesday, even though bidders offered more than double the IPO price of the lunar exploration company, which ...

Ispace, a Japanese space startup that aims to lead the development of a lunar economy, has unveiled its design for a large lander that could go to the moon as early as 2024.