Japan's first private spacecraft failed to land on the moon and likely crashed.

 Japan's first private spacecraft failed to land on the moon and likely crashed.

According to foreign media, an attempt was made to land a spacecraft on the moon by a Japanese private company.

According to media reports, Hakuto-R Mission 1 lost contact 25 minutes before landing.

Engineers have launched an investigation into the cause of the failure and it is being reported that there were no people on board the mission as it was a tennis ball-sized rover. According to media reports, the spacecraft was launched by SpaceX in December last year. It was sent by rocket and it took 5 months to reach the moon.

The CEO of iSpace said that due to the loss of communication, we are not getting accurate information regarding the landing of the ship, but it is believed that the ship did not complete the mission of landing on the moon.