Japanese company ispace fears its probe crashed into the moon, failing to snag the first private lunar landing

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Takeshi Hakamada, a man with black hair and lips pursed, stands in the corner of a screen showing the HAKUTO-R lunar lander descending to the moon
Takeshi Hakamada, ispace founder and CEO, watches the HAKUTO-R lunar landing from Tokyo.

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