Private US spacecraft enters orbit around the moon ahead of landing attempt
- A private U.S. Lunar lander is set to attempt a moon landing on Friday AEDT, marking the first U.S. Moon landing since Apollo 17 over 50 years ago.
- If the mission is successful, it will be the first private company to achieve a soft landing on the moon, carrying out experiments for NASA and commercial clients.
- NASA aims to establish a long-term lunar presence under the Artemis program, with astronauts scheduled to return to the moon in September 2026 for a crewed landing.
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