The company behind America's latest lunar mission, Intuitive Machines, reported on Friday that their spacecraft, named Odysseus, may have landed sideways on the Moon's surface. Initial misinterpretation Initially, Intuitive Machines stated that their spaceship was upright, but CEO Steve Altemus later clarified that it likely tipped over and ended up lying horizontally with its top resting on a small rock. …
Here's what space archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman from Flinders University has to say about it: This mini-Moons artwork was conceived by the US artist Jeff Koons, and is called Moon Phases. They include the people you'd expect, like Mother Theresa, but some unconventional choices too: like Josephine Baker, the French-American dancer of the Jazz Age who was also a civil …
