Tokyo, we have a problem. The Japanese Space Agency, Jaxa, officially announcing they've touched down on the moon. But the successful landing came with some issues. Jaxa officials saying Friday, the slim spacecraft solar cells are not generating electricity. The smart lander is on auxiliary battery power and will likely only last a few hours. Now, the slim has been communicating to the Earth's station and it is receiving command from the Earth accurately and is the spacecraft is responding to these in a normal way. However, it seems that the solar cell is not generating electricity at this point in time. There is a chance the solar cells will work, but because of the nature of the landing, that's not a sure thing. Officials say to conserve battery life, the heater has been shut down in order to prioritize downloading pictures and data. Japan is now the fifth country to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon. Meanwhile, the Paragrand Moon Lander was seen firing thrusters on its way to reentry above Australia Friday. The Paragrand failed to correctly orientate to the sun and saw its battery levels plummet on its way to the moon.