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Plans for lunar landing scrapped after spacecraft fuel leak
Plans for a spacecraft's lunar landing have been scrapped due to a fuel leak, according to an American aerospace company. Astrobotic Technology said the Peregrine spacecraft, which was meant to land on the moon, has been “operational” for approximately 32 hours, in a statement posted to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter Tuesday. The spacecraft launched early Monday morning in Cape Canaveral, Fla. “Given the propellant leak, there is, unfortunately, no chance of a soft landing on the Moon,” the company’s statement on X read.  “However, we do still have enough propellant to continue to operate the vehicle as a spacecraft,” the Astrobotic Technology statement continued. “The

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