The image shows the Moon’s surface and a top-down view of the lander’s RCS thrusters (center) with a sun glare on the right side. Firefly Aerospace Deployment of the lander’s instrument has ...

Shortly after landing, Blue Ghost transmitted a spectacular image of the Sun rising ... start of surface operations in its ...

shared the incredible video and imagery days after the lander entered lunar orbit on its 45-day expedition to the surface. The view is of the moon's far side, an area not visible to Earth ...

Before ending its mission on the lunar surface, Blue Ghost watched a beautiful sunset, capturing the glow of the Sun’s light slowly ... albeit less-cinematic view of the lunar sunset using ...

From the moon, the Earth appeared to block out the sun. The unique view was captured by Firefly ... the robotic lander touched down on the lunar surface March 2, kicking off what was expected ...

NASA’s Artemis I mission lifted off from Earth just a few short weeks ago, and since then, the Orion capsule has captured a breathtaking view of ... a photo of the Moon’s surface as it came ...

During this event, the Earth gradually moved in front of the Sun, as observed from the lunar surface. During this ... giving a truly unique view of something that few humans (and robots) have ...

The lunar surface might look like a barren ... never touched by direct light and the heat of the sun. The truth is that while the surface of the Moon seems rich with water, it’s actually more ...

A total lunar ... the sun are on exact opposite sides of Earth. When this happens, Earth blocks the sunlight that normally reaches the moon. Instead of that sunlight hitting the moon’s surface ...