Athena lander dies after toppling near the moon's south pole
A day after a live webcast captured a somber-looking mission control room in the minutes surrounding its planned Thursday landing time of 12:32 p.m., the company has confirmed on its website that its IM-2 Nova-C class lunar lander is on its side — a fate that matches its first lander, IM-1, that toppled upon landing in Feb. 2024.
The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center’s beloved resident owl Athena is back at her nest for the 13th year in a row, the ...
Shakespeare's Globe has announced its intention to commission an independent review into its accessibility and safeguarding ...
A new report by the Athena Centre for Policy and Leadership has exposed Nigerian universities as some of the least transparent in the ...
It is once again time to nominate a woman in the Dubois County area who embodies the Athena Award, and the Dubois County ...
Science News: NASA’s Athena lunar lander has stopped functioning after an unsuccessful landing near the Moon’s south pole, where it ended up on its side in a crater. Designed by Intuitive Machines, ...
Athena's Glitch Drags Shares Down 35% ...
The female-focused event set to run from March 6-9 at Barnard College has partnered with AMC Networks on a curated selection ...
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