Japanese moon probe begins formal observation phase
TOKYO - Japan's Selene moon probe formally began its 10-month observation phase Dec. 21. The satellite had entered a 100-kilometer (60-mile) circular orbit Oct.18 (DAILY, Oct. 8, 2007), and underwent a two-month checkout to verify all systems. Although all instruments are basically functioning...
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