Japan's moon lander took this eerie photo before being enveloped by lunar night

Against all odds, Japan's SLIM lander managed to turn back on more than a week after it plopped upside down onto the surface of the moon -- but now, it's gone dormant for the duration of the lunar night, and it may not be able to wake up again. The SLIM team from the Japanese space agency, JAXA, on Thursday shared the last image the lander captured at the moon's Shioli crater before dusk, as night encroached. Lunar night lasts the equivalent of two Earth weeks and can get colder than 200 degrees...