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Japan's moon probe landed upside-down but somehow it still works
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What a bullshit title. We know exactly why it still works.
I rolled my Toyota. I just rolled it back over with some guys truck and drove it home. It spit all the oil out the intake. Filled it back up and drove it at least another 20k before I killed her. But even then I doubt it's actually dead.