The failed mission comes two years after the Japanese opening Moonshot Crash Landing.
The Japanese -made private moon crashed while trying to touch the Lander Moon, whose manufacturers have officially declared the operation a failure.
The Tokyo -based Espace, on Friday, is out of the lunar orbit, as planned as an elasticity, and said the mission was going well.
But flight controls lost contact with elasticity, which was carrying a mini rover, after an hour long, before the specified touchdown on the moon surface. He was faced with the support of the floor as he tried to restore contact with the Lander and announced the failure of the mission several hours later.
The livestock of the tried landing came to an end after the livestream.
“We have to take seriously what happened,” said Takeshi Hakamada, CEO and founder of the Espace, said after the failed operation, because he apologized to all he contributed.
This is the second unsuccessful attempt of the firm to the soft earth on the moon surface, the first attempt to reach the moon two years after the end of the crash landing.

The firm’s Hakuto-R Mission, which began in December 2022, reached the orbit of the moon but was crashed during its final origin, causing the error to believe that the lander was less than what it was true.
The successor of that mission, elasticity was launched in January on a long, circular journey from Florida. It shared a ride in the SpaceX rocket with Blue Ghost of Firefly Aerospace, which, it was, Reaches the moon first in March This year, the US was the first private unit to make a “fully successful” soft landing there.
The 2.3 meter (7.5-foot) elasticity targeted the top of the Lander Moon, where the Espace team chose to land a flat area with some rocks in the Mere frigoris or cold sea.
The European-made Rover-Tenus of the European-made Rover-Tenus-before this weekend was down to the moon surface, it was expected that the images would return the images within a few hours of landing. The rover, playing the carbon fiber-balanced plastic and the high-definition camera, then scouted the area and removed the moon’s dirt for NASA.
The elasticity was also carrying a toy -sized red house created by Swedish artist Michael Zenberg. The Moonhouse, also known as the Model Swedish-Shilai Cottage, was intended as the first “building” of the moon in the 2040s, in the 2040s, the humans who live there were admired by the Hakamada vision.
But the Espace has now left the vision of the second failed landing Japanese entrepreneurs. The next, larger Lander NASA’s participation in the Aerospace Company will start by 2027.
Prior to Friday’s failed operation, Jampie Najaki, chief financial officer of the Japanese firm, promised to continue his moon discovery regardless of the result.
But at the conference held last month, the company’s chief engineer of the US subsidiary, Jeremy Fix, said the company had no “infinite funds” and could not receive repeated failures.
Company officials are less than the cost of this recent failed mission – it exceeds M 100m – but refused to give an accurate statistics.