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NASA’s “Blue Ghost” Lunar Lander Captures New Close-Up Images of the Moon’s Surface
The first images of lunar lander engine thruster stirring up moon dust were captured during the successful Blue Ghost descent ...
Lunar eclipse will be visible on Long Island — if clouds don't get in way
North and South America will see a red moon, or Blood Moon, in a full lunar eclipse early Friday — but it may be difficult to ...
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NASA Accesses Earth's GPS From the Moon in Historic First
NASA has achieved a global (and beyond) first by accessing the Earth's GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) from the ...
NASA Detected GPS Signals From 243,000 Miles Away... on the Moon
As part of the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) experiment, NASA and the Italian Space Agency kickstarted a new era of ...
Planning to watch Thursday’s total eclipse of the moon? A robotic lander may be looking back
The spacecraft, called Blue Ghost, was built by Texas-based Firefly Aerospace. Launched on Jan. 15, it made a remarkably ...
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Astronaut turned to AI to inspire design of SpaceX Crew-10 mission patch
Crew-10 pilot Nichole Ayers spearheaded the process of creating the patch on behalf of her crewmates, commander Anne McClain ...
NASA successfully acquires GPS signals on moon
NASA and the Italian Space Agency made history on March 3 when the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) became the first ...
GPS on the Moon? NASA’s Historic Breakthrough Just Changed Space Travel
NASA and the Italian Space Agency made history by successfully tracking GNSS signals on the Moon, proving that Earth-based ...
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NASA Moon tech taps into Earth’s GPS from 225,000 miles away in a historic first
Accurate navigation is highly important for future missions where humans will stay on the Moon longer under NASA's Artemis program. On March 3, the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE ...
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NASA Accesses Earth's GPS From the Moon in Historic First
The payload consists of a GNSS receiver capable of picking up on very weak signals, a high-gain L-band patch ... like the Moon. LuGRE will continue to operate for 12 days, allowing NASA and ...