So, Japan's Moon probe, SLIM, got its power back! It was stuck upside-down on the Moon for nine days because its engines went wonky during landing.
Guess what? They managed to talk to it again! The Sun moved a bit, so the solar panels could finally charge the probe's battery. Cool, right?
Now, they're back in action! Japan's space folks, JAXA, are all pumped to keep exploring the Moon's secrets.
JAXA had a hunch that if the Sun shifted, SLIM could get juiced up again. And guess what? They were right!
But here's the catch: Nobody's sure how long the power will last. The probe wasn't built for the long, dark lunar nights, which are coming up soon.
Before it ran out of juice, SLIM snapped some awesome pics of the Moon. They even found a rock that looks like a toy poodle! How neat is that?
Despite a bumpy landing, Japan's mission is a hit! They're the fifth country to land something on the Moon, joining the US, China, India, and the old Soviet Union.
SLIM's landing was a bit wobbly, but it's still a win! They nailed the landing within just 180 feet of the target. That's some impressive tech they've got there!