The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is operating its Kaguya Moon orbiter. The probe has made the world’s first continuous reflectance spectra of the far side of the Moon in the visible and near infrared region – enabling a precise determination of the type and breakdown of minerals on the lunar surface. Credit: JAXA

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