SpaceX sent a scientific platform and a cubesat to the moon


The Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched from launch pad 40 at Cape Canaveral in Florida. She sent an ispace landing platform to the moon with scientific equipment, including a rover from the UAE.

As a passing load, the NASA Lunar Flashlight cubesat was sent, which will search for water ice near the South Pole from the orbit of the Moon. Both vehicles are launched in a low-energy orbit. Hakuto-R will arrive to the moon in four months, and Lunar Flashlight in three.

After the launch, the first stage of the Falcon 9 landed safely on the landing pad.


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