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Intuitive Machines' Athena spacecraft landed on the moon but appears to be in an unstable position, similar to last year's Odysseus lander. The six-legged lander, carrying scientific instruments, landed near the lunar south pole, but its exact orientation is unclear. The company's stock fell 20% in response.
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