US EditionSpaceX to launch two moon missions on one rocket
- SpaceX launched two lunar landers aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Center at 1:11 a.m. on Wednesday.
- Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost rover will take about 45 days to reach the moon after separating from the rocket.
- ISpace's Resilience lander will take up to five months to reach the moon's surface to deploy a rover and scoop regolith.
- NASA is backing the mission, which will be its biggest commercial delivery to the moon if successful.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX to launch two lunar probes early Wednesday morning
The two missions will start together at approximately 1:11 a.m. Eastern, out of Florida. But the SpaceX rocket will then separate the two robotic landers and a small rover for two separate missions.
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Independent EspañolThis is the second attempt for the Tokyo ispace-based company, whose first module crashed on the Moon two years ago.
On Wednesday, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket sent – as part of a “2-in-1” mission to the Moon – two probes from private companies that have different trajectories and will arrive…
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