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PC Gamer
Andy Edser

A recently launched and now terminally sideways Moon lander contains Imagine Dragon's Starfield song, which seems eerily fitting

Astronaut on alien planet.

It brings me no pleasure to announce that Intuitive Machine's Athena Moon lander has been declared dead. An ex-Moon lander. Ceased to be, bereft of life, and joined the choir invisible. Onboard was a miniature data center provided by Lonestar, complete with a Phison enterprise-grade SSD. And on that SSD, as we've learned from a post on Linkedin authored by Lonestar's CEO, Chris Stott, are the lyrics to a song by Imagine Dragons for Bethesda's troubled space RPG, Starfield.

Two moon shots then, one quite literal and one metaphorical—and both victims, it seems, of a particularly bumpy landing.

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