Private lunar lander Blue Ghost falls silent on the moon after a 2-week mission
- Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander ended its mission after two weeks after completing science experiments for NASA.
- All 10 experiments conducted by Blue Ghost were confirmed as successful during its lunar operations.
- The lunar lander operated for five hours into the lunar night before becoming inactive due to a lack of solar energy.
- Jason Kim, Firefly CEO, celebrated the mission's achievements for NASA.
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This is a sunset on the Moon: the video that recorded the ‘Blue Ghost’ probe just before it died
A sunset in another world. With that poetic final brooch has concluded the first successful mission of the CLPS lunar exploration initiative that NASA inaugurated in 2024 in collaboration with private companies. The Blue Ghost became last March 2nd the first US ship to perform a perfect landing since Apollo 17 achieved it in 1972. More than half a century after that last human experience on the Moon, the robotic probe of the company Firefly Aero…
See Last Week's Stunning Eclipse From the Moon in Photos Captured by the Blue Ghost Lander, Now at the End of Its Mission
The spacecraft carried out the longest commercial operation on the moon to date—and also made history during its rare chance to document this celestial event


Firefly’s moon lander ends successful mission
Firefly Aerospace managed to stay upright when it landed on the moon two weeks ago and announced Monday it had completed its mission.
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