An asteroid scanning and the planned task of removing precious metals failed due to the breakdown of the main ground station of the company in Australia. Attempts to contact the spacecraft failed and where it was unknown was unknown.
Astropforge Odin spacecraft was released on February 26 at the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. The company also hoped to be a pioneer who initiated a commercial task in a remote area in its own spacecraft, but this dream collapsed shortly after the launch.
The founder of astroporge Matt Gialich admitted that their hopes of contact with the investigation were rapidly pale. It is known that Odin is about 270,000 miles (43,452 km) from the world and “travels aimlessly throughout the area”.
Source: Ferra
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