#beresheet

Did they survive their crash landing? If so, what happens to them now?

Remember how all those insane antisemitic conspiracy theorists laughed when Israel's Beresheet lunar lander crashed in to the moon, saying we failed to colonize the moon? It turns out the joke's on them.

In April Israel's Beresheet lander crashed into the Moon when its engine failed. Now NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has images of the crash site. Source of shared Link

A sharp-eyed NASA spacecraft spotted the probable remains of an Israeli spacecraft that crash-landed on the moon last month. New lunar images show what appears to be the final resting place of the Beresheet

Beresheet's farewell photo shows the battered patch of lunar ground that would become the little probe's final resting place.

A preliminary investigation into what caused Israel's Beresheet spacecraft to crash-land on the moon April 11 puts the apparent blame on a "manual command" that was entered into the spacecraft's

Beresheet, the Israeli spacecraft that crashed into the moon during a landing attempt yesterday (April 11), was having problems with its main engine during its descent that left it unable to slow down

Israel's first moon lander came up just short in its historic touchdown bid this afternoon (April 11). The robotic Beresheet spacecraft, built by SpaceIL and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), aimed to

Israel to the MOON!

Israel's robotic Beresheet moon lander is nearing its moment of truth: an epic lunar-touchdown attempt scheduled to occur between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. EDT (1900 and 2000 GMT) on Thursday (April 11).

Israel's Beresheet lander finally concluded a long, spiraling journey out of Earth's orbit and into the moon's, and the SpaceIL team celebrated by releasing stunning photographs the spacecraft captured

Israel's Beresheet lunar lander has almost made it to the moon. The 5-foot-tall (1.5 meters) Beresheet fired its engines for a little over a minute early this morning (April 1), altering its trajectory

An Israeli spacecraft is headed for the moon, slated to touch down April 11 within Mare Serenitatis on the northern hemisphere of the moon's near side. Onboard is an experiment, smaller than a computer

The stakes just got even higher for an Israeli moon lander's historic touchdown attempt next month. If all goes according to plan on April 11, the robotic lander, known as Beresheet, will become the first

Israel's first lunar lander has managed to get itself out to the moon's neighborhood. The robotic spacecraft, known as Beresheet, fired its main engine for about 60 seconds in Earth orbit today (March

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La sonda insraelí Beresheet, que aterrizará en la luna el próximo abril, envió sus primeras fotografías a la Tierra. Las imágenes fueron tomadas a 37.000 kilómetros del planeta. La sonda israelí Beresheet

Israel's first lunar lander has notched another important milestone — its first in-space selfie.

The world's first private lunar lander has hit a snag en route to the moon. On Monday (Feb. 25), the Beresheet moon lander built by the Israeli startup SpaceIL missed a planned maneuver to steer the spacecraft