"Moon Lander Mishap: Shares Tumble as Device Lies Sideways on Lunar Surface"

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Texas-based company Intuitive Machines successfully landed a spacecraft on the moon, but the lander tipped over, causing a 30% drop in its stock shares. Despite the setback, the company assured that the lander was operational and engineers were sending commands to it. This marked the first private American spacecraft to land on the moon in over 50 years, with NASA praising the effort. The incident also sparked investor interest in other space startups, leading to a rise in shares for companies like Astra Space and Satellogic.
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