Another lunar mission is drawing to a close, if not with a bang, then a thump. On Thursday, NASA held a press conference to discuss the final weeks of the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) mission before the spacecraft makes a controlled impact on the far side of the Moon on or before April 21. .. Continue Reading NASA's LADEE spacecraft to impact Moon
Section: Space
Tags: Impact, LADEE, Moon, NASA, Spacecraft
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