<ul><li>Japanese startup ispace will attempt a lunar touchdown on Friday with an unmanned lander named Resilience, two years after its first unsuccessful attempt.</li><li>If successful, it will mark the third private mission to land on the Moon, and the first by a non-U.S.-based company.</li><li>Touchdown is expected at 4:17 am Japan time, streamed on ispace's website.</li><li>Ispace CEO expresses confidence in the successful landing, leveraging experience from previous missions.</li></ul>

Japanese startup attempts Moon landing

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