Japan Moon Lander Survives Lunar Night

A Japanese moon lander, known as the HAKUTO-R, has successfully survived the harsh conditions of the lunar night, a period lasting about two weeks where temperatures can drop to as low as -173 degrees Celsius.

The HAKUTO-R, which landed on the moon’s surface as part of the Hakuto project, is equipped with solar panels that helped it to withstand the extreme cold and continue functioning during the long night.

This achievement marks a significant milestone for Japanese space exploration and demonstrates the resilience and durability of the technology used in the HAKUTO-R lander.

Scientists and engineers involved in the project are optimistic about the future of lunar exploration and the potential for further advancements in space technology.

Overall, the successful survival of the Japan moon lander during the lunar night is a testament to human innovation and determination in exploring the unknown depths of space.