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Intuitive Machine’s lunar landing goes sideways again
- Intuitive Machines' second lunar lander, Athena, has touched down on the Moon but is not in the correct orientation.
- Uncertainty around Athena's orientation may impact the mission's duration.
- The previous Intuitive Machines lander, Odysseus, also experienced orientation issues during landing.
- Athena's performance is sub-optimal, which may shorten its ten-day lifespan and impact mission objectives.
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