Japan became the fifth country to land a spacecraft on the moon on Friday. The un-manned “SLIM” lander is believed to have made one of the most precise moon landings ever. And as Jackson Proskow reports, Japan believes the technology will be a powerful tool in future interplanetary exploration.
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Japan believes lunar lander technology will become powerful tool for interplanetary exploration
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