Triumph with a twist. The Odysseus Lunar Lander, a brainchild of intuitive machines, has made its mark on the moon. However, not without a dash of drama, it seems our dear Odysseus fancied a bit of a lie down, landing sideways due to an unexpected lunar rock underfoot. Yet, despite this lunar lounging, the spacecraft remains a sturdy as a bulldog, with solar panels diligently charging its batteries. The mission had its fair share of hurdles from faulty navigation equipment to a forgotten switch. But, with a dash of NASA's navigation Doppler radar and a pinch of innovative software engineering, disaster was averted. Odysseus is now basking in the glory of being the first commercial spacecraft to soft land on the moon since 1972. Expected to operate for about nine moonlit days, it's a testament to human ingenuity and resilience.