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April 25, 2023MISSION UPDATE FROM ISPACE: A rover is transported to the Moon by the ispace lander, which is suppose to land in about three hours. If you are interested in following the live coverage, tune in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpR1UUnix3g Fingers crossed!
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April 06, 2023MISSION UPDATE FROM ISPACE: “Our M1 lander remains in a stable orbit around the Moon. As Ground Controllers, we work to maintain communication with the lander and prepare for tasks and events such as Moon occultations, which is when the Moon comes between the Earth and the lander. This means we’re unable to talk to the lander for a period of time, so it’s our job to ensure all equipment is working correctly, allowing the lander to automatically function during communication link downtimes.” — Alex Einbinder & Ponglert Rattanachinalai: Ground Controllers
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March 29, 2023UPDATE FROM Canadensys Aerospace:
We've got the moon in our sights! The Canadensys multi-camera AI-enabled lunar 360-degree imaging system is in lunar orbit aboard the Japanese ispace lander and has collected spectacular images of our Moon. Read more on our website: [https://t.co/CE4IERJM3q] pic.twitter.com/Qm3QEs71xX— Canadensys Aerospace (@Canadensys1) March 29, 2023
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August 17, 2022Space Waffles this Friday!! The tradition is calling for a new space BBQ this friday, however, as long as we do not want to grill on paddle boats with rubber boots and raincoats attached, we will swap out the bbq for space waffles instead! Thus, we meet at 14 o’clock this friday, the 19th of August in the lunch room! There will be waffles and some condiments for your waffles, as will there possibilities for coffee and tea if you like!
