## Tiny Robots Make Giant Leaps on the Moon
A pair of tiny robots, LEV-1 and LEV-2, have made history by documenting the historic landing of Japan's Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) probe, making Japan the fifth country to land an unmanned spacecraft on the moon.
LEV-2 captured a photo of SLIM, albeit upside down, and relayed it to Earth via LEV-1. This confirmed SLIM's successful landing.
LEV-1 also made history as the first robot to hop across the moon's surface, demonstrating a new method for traversing celestial bodies.
Both robots have completed their missions and their data is being analyzed for future space exploration initiatives.
Professor Kimitaka Watanabe, the mastermind behind LEV-2, expressed his pride in his creation, which overcame challenges like navigating the moon's sandy terrain.
He is nearly 100% satisfied with the outcome, even though the analysis of the robot's operational logs is still ongoing.