The module first landed on the Moon on January 20, but was shut down due to problems obtaining energy from solar cells. The operation was restarted on January 29 after the angle of incidence of the sun’s rays was corrected. After that, the module examined the lunar surface.
SLIM, which was put into standby mode on February 1 due to the lunar night, was activated again with restrictions on February 26. Despite the difficulties, JAXA successfully received signals from the module.
Source: Ferra
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