HAKUTO-R M1 crash (Rashid · SORA-Q aboard) is catalogued in this registry as an impact-site, held in the frame of Moon, from Artificial impact sites (curated).
Registry id IMP_HAKUTO_R_M1 ·
source layer impacts ·
provenance PROCESSED — derived deterministically from source catalogues (unit, frame and epoch conversions, cross-source reconciliation) — no value invented
Exists from 2023-04-25 00:00:00 UTC (JD 2460059.5) — no end date is recorded.
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| Kind | impact-site |
|---|---|
| Origin | artificial (made by humans) |
| Planetary protection | target Luna · contact class surface · COSPAR category II under the policy in force at launch (II under the 2026 policy) · documentation: undocumented — a DOCUMENTATION fact, never a compliance verdict |
ispace HAKUTO-R Mission 1; uncontrolled impact during the landing attempt at 16:40 UTC, Atlas crater floor. It carried the UAE's Rashid rover (MBRSC) and JAXA/Tomy's SORA-Q, so one crash dispersed three operators' hardware over one site — the class this registry exists to catalogue. LROC found at least four prominent pieces of debris in NAC image M1437131607R (acquired 2023-04-26) against the pre-impact M192675639R, and these are those SURVEYED coordinates. GCAT carries the SAME point independently — landercat rows D01116 · D01119 · D01120 each read 44.094 / 47.581 — so this row CORROBORATES the object catalogue rather than correcting it, and what it adds is the scar as an object in its own right: dated, credited to the imaging that found it, and present whether or not a spacecraft record is. lroc.im-ldi.com/images/1302 [public record — NASA/LROC/HiRISE]
Reproduced as the source wrote it. Author-year citations link to their DOI where one is registered.
These are absences in the catalogues aggregated here, not measurements of zero, and not statements that the quantity is unknown to science:
| Database | Artificial impact sites (curated) |
|---|---|
| Authority | NASA NSSDCA · LROC (Wagner et al. 2017) · HiRISE · mission pages |
| Licence | Public record |
| How it entered | Curated data-as-code (src/ingest/catalogs/impacts.ts) |
| Coverage | The located human-made impact craters/scars on the Moon, Mars and Mercury, surface-fixed at their measured lat/lon, each linking its high-resolution image |
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