TOKYO -- Despite two successive failures to land a lunar probe on the moon, Japanese startup ispace has not deviated from its plans to commercialize lunar transportation.
Latest failed moon landing will not affect startup's schedule, says Hakamada

Takeshi Hakamada, CEO of ispace, says the startup will become profitable by increasing lunar landers' payloads. (Photo by Katsuya Miyao)
TOKYO -- Despite two successive failures to land a lunar probe on the moon, Japanese startup ispace has not deviated from its plans to commercialize lunar transportation.