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Blue Ghost spacecraft captures rare, stunnning views of Earth eclipsing the moon

  • The Blue Ghost lunar lander started sharing visuals after entering the moon's orbit on February 13, as announced by Firefly Aerospace.
  • The spacecraft is aiming for a lunar landing attempt on March 2 near Mare Crisium, with the potential to collect valuable scientific data.
  • Joseph Marlin, deputy chief engineer for Blue Ghost, expressed excitement about the mission, stating that the footage of the moon's surface is inspirational and a rewarding milestone.
  • NASA's Artemis program noted that successful robotic missions like Blue Ghost prepare for future human exploration of the moon.
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Blue Ghost spacecraft shares stunning close-ups days after attempting to land on the moon

The Blue Ghost lunar lander has shared stunning images of our natural satellite since it successfully entered orbit on February 13.

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Numerama broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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