"Japan's Moon Probe Lands Upside-Down, Sets Trend for Future Exploration"

Japan's space agency, JAXA, successfully landed its SLIM lander on the moon, achieving a pinpoint touchdown within 100 meters of its target, making Japan the fifth country to achieve a controlled landing on the moon. However, a newly released image revealed that the spacecraft became overturned during the landing, potentially hindering its ability to harness sunlight for power. Despite the setback, JAXA remains hopeful that the lander could recover. The mission's success opens up new opportunities for future lunar exploration, demonstrating the potential for precise landings in unexplored areas.