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Resilience

retired
Science ExplorationcislunarCOSPAR 2025-010BLaunched 1/15/2025
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Blue Ghost 1
Launch Vehicle
Falcon 9 FT5
Launch Date
1/15/2025
Last Contact
6/5/2025
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
cislunar
Altitude
181,352.5 km
Inclination
35.17 deg
Dry Mass
340 kg
Total Mass
1,050 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Science Exploration
Payload Category
PLAN
Payload Class
B
Organizations
Operator
ispace
Manufacturer
ispace
Registry
COSPAR ID
2025-010B
Track
Mentions
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ispace conducted extensive field testing of landing sensors in lunar-like environments at multiple locations around the world prior to RESILIENCE’s launch.

CapabilityPlanValue 4.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing
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ispace utilized five of ESA’s Estrack network ground stations to command and receive telemetry from RESILIENCE throughout its mission.

CapabilityGeneralValue 4.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

Modernizing and improving the resilience of the power grid by 2050 requires a $21.4 trillion investment.

FinancialGeneralValue 2.0Jun 9, 2025Space-based solar power: A new frontier in US energy security

ispace Japan’s RESILIENCE crashed into the Moon during its landing attempt on June 6.

GeneralValue 4.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

RESILIENCE began its descent to the lunar surface from a circular orbit of approximately 100 kilometers altitude.

GeneralPlanValue 4.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

RESILIENCE’s laser rangefinder provided correct altitude readings only later in the descent around one kilometer above the lunar surface.

CapabilityGeneralValue 3.8Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

ispace Japan’s Chief Technology Officer Ryo Ujiie reported that RESILIENCE used a different laser rangefinder than on the first mission because the vendor had discontinued the earlier model.

CapabilityValue 4.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

RESILIENCE had not slowed sufficiently by the time it approached the Moon’s surface and therefore crashed instead of performing a soft landing.

GeneralCapabilityValue 3.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

ispace’s first lunar lander Hakuto-R crashed during its landing attempt about two years before RESILIENCE.

GeneralValue 3.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

The 5-kilogram TENACIOUS micro-rover built by ispace Europe under an ESA contract with funding aid from the Luxembourg Space Agency was lost when RESILIENCE crashed.

CapabilityRelationshipsLegalValue 4.0Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

ispace Japan’s second Moon lander RESILIENCE launched in January with the aim of a Moon landing.

PlanGeneralValue 3.8Jun 9, 2025Moon Monday #228: The need for resilience in private lunar landing missions through expansive and collaborative testing

ispace targets June 5 at 19:24 UTC as the Moon landing date and time for the RESILIENCE lander.

PlanValue 4.0Jun 2, 2025Moon Monday #227: Proposed cuts, cancellations, continuations, and changes to NASA’s lunar missions

ispace plans to begin RESILIENCE's descent to the lunar surface from its current circular orbit at approximately 100 kilometers altitude, which is higher than Chandrayaan-3's 30-kilometer and Firefly's Blue Ghost 20-kilometer descent start altitudes.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Jun 2, 2025Moon Monday #227: Proposed cuts, cancellations, continuations, and changes to NASA’s lunar missions

RESILIENCE launched in January on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and followed a multi-month low-energy trajectory to the Moon.

GeneralPlanValue 4.0Jun 2, 2025Moon Monday #227: Proposed cuts, cancellations, continuations, and changes to NASA’s lunar missions

RESILIENCE entered lunar orbit on May 7 with a roughly nine-minute main engine burn.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Jun 2, 2025Moon Monday #227: Proposed cuts, cancellations, continuations, and changes to NASA’s lunar missions

ispace Japan's second Moon lander RESILIENCE circularized its lunar orbit on May 28 with a roughly 10-minute main engine burn.

PlanCapabilityValue 4.5Jun 2, 2025Moon Monday #227: Proposed cuts, cancellations, continuations, and changes to NASA’s lunar missions

Japan's ispace will land its Resilience lander on the Moon in early June 2025.

PlanValue 4.0Mar 10, 2025A whole other spacefaring country

Resilience is another commercial lander that shared a ride with Blue Ghost 1 during its launch.

RelationshipsPlanValue 2.0Mar 3, 2025Firefly lands on the Moon

The Falcon 9 will also carry HAKUTO-R M2, or Resilience, the second lunar lander by Japanese company ispace.

GeneralValue 3.6Jan 13, 2025Review: Manned and Unmanned Flights to the Moon

Resilience is carrying a set of commercial payloads.

CapabilityGeneralValue 1.8Jan 13, 2025Review: Manned and Unmanned Flights to the Moon