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Intuitive Machines blames dim lighting and dodgy data for second lunar faceplant

Wednesday May 14, 2025. 09:35 PM , from TheRegister
Touchdown with no topple? Company aims for third time lucky
Intuitive Machines has blamed poor lighting, a problematic altimeter, and difficulties spotting craters for the company's second lunar lander tipping over.…
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