Hakuto-R Mission 1 was a failed private Japanese uncrewed lunar landing mission built and operated by the company ispace, launched on December 11, 2022, aboard a Falcon 9 for an attempted landing in April 2023. This first Hakuto mission was primarily a technology demonstrator and carried the Emirates Lunar Mission. Traveling about 1,400,000 kilometres, it is the furthest a privately funded spacecraft has traveled. Communication with the lander was lost during the final seconds of its descent in April 2023.
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was a failed private Japanese uncrewed lunar landing mission built and operated by ispace
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was launched on 11 December 2022
Operated By: ispace (Japanese company), Lead: operator
built and operated by ispace
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was a failed private Japanese uncrewed lunar landing mission built and operated by ispace
Spacecraft Of: Hakuto-R Mission 1, Lead: mission of the spacecraft (mission-of)
was a failed private Japanese uncrewed lunar landing mission built and operated by ispace
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was a failed private Japanese uncrewed lunar landing mission built and operated by ispace
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