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It's Alive - JAXA SLIM

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It's alive! JAXA's SLIM moon lander sends home new photos after surviving frigid lunar night

It's good to see that JAXA's SLIM is still "operational", if having issues with power-generation and temperature-regulation.

"Success" - however, given what SpaceX and JAXA and IM and others have proclaimed as SUCCESS lately, I don't ever want to be on any commercial flight if they are involved.
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Re: It's Alive - JAXA SLIM

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Good to see it's still alive!

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