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SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is scheduled to transport two private lunar landers, one by Japan's ispace and the other by U.S.-based Firefly Aerospace, to the Moon in January 2025.
Japan's ispace announced on December 17 that its second lunar lander, Resilience, will share the Falcon 9 launch with Blue Ghost, a lander developed by Firefly Aerospace. The rocket is expected to launch from Florida as early as mid-January 2025.
In its first attempt in April 2023, ispace's Hakuto-R lander, weighing 1,000 kg, failed to land on the Moon due to a height sensor error caused by a crater. For its second mission, ispace has upgraded the design for Resilience, which aims to land at Mare Frigoris (the Sea of Cold), a basaltic plain located at 60.5° north of the Moon's equator.