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American Company’s Spacecraft Malfunctions on Its Way to the Moon
(www.nytimes.com)
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I would totally believe that the company that sold slots on a lunar lander to a ritzy funeral service, would cut corners on engineering
But now how are they going to recover the bitcoin wallet they sent along?
What a pathetic species we are.
Weren't the Celestis cremated remains and the Astrobotic lunar lander separate payloads, going to different orbits? I don't think the two companies are affiliated apart from the rideshare.