沒有像昨天報道的那樣，upright and well.
j今天CEO說，是歪倒在月麵，如圖中所示。
難怪通訊信號很微弱，天線的方向不對麽。
有點跟日本的那個SLIM一樣的結局。
But the company’s CEO, Steve Altemus, said data later showed that the spacecraft was likely tilted on its side after having caught one of its feet on a lunar rock.
“We think it came down (moving) about 6 miles an hour this way, and about 2 miles an hour (horizontally along the surface) and caught foot in the surface, and the lander has tipped like this,” Altemus said, using a small model of the lander to demonstrate the suspected issue during a news briefing.
