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_teyd
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Japan's precision moon lander has hit its target, ...
Why appears to be? Is there some doubt?
tim333
on Jan 25, 2024
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As mentioned elsewhere it's not actually upside down but seems to be tipped over about 90 degrees.
dcuthbertson
on Jan 25, 2024
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The author is being coy.
braiamp
on Jan 25, 2024
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Because it could be a error in the instrumentation.
world2vec
on Jan 25, 2024
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The photo clearly shows it's upside-down.
n6242
on Jan 25, 2024
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They need more data to verify that the camera isn't also upside down.
_teyd
on Jan 25, 2024
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But then how will we prove the planet isn't upside down?
pi-e-sigma
on Jan 25, 2024
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Just ask the Australians.
chasd00
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Imagine the vehicle upside down and the camera twisted upside down so the photo is right side up but conflicts with the other sensors. In that situation I would take the rest of the day off.
zem
on Jan 25, 2024
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it's just a manner of speaking
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