Blue Ghost caught her first look at the solar eclipse from the Moon around 12:30 am CDT on March 14 from our landing site in Mare Crisium. Notice the glowing ring of light emerge in the reflection ...

As Firefly Aerospace prepared to close out a two-week mission on the moon, its lander had one final gift to beam home: the ...

The solar-powered Blue Ghost shut down on Sunday evening (March ... citing their potential to inform models of light scattering and illumination on the lunar surface. "There's going to be a ...

The lander captured what is known as the “diamond ring” effect, which is when light from the ... imagery of a total solar eclipse on March 14,” Will Coogan, Blue Ghost’s chief engineer ...

It’s lights out for the first private lunar ... Late last week, Blue Ghost observed a total solar eclipse from the moon — a total lunar eclipse as seen from Earth. The Texas-based Firefly ...

As a large swathe of Earth was treated to the rare sight of the blood Moon during last week's lunar eclipse, one lonely robot far from home caught a very different perspective.

In addition to the NASA science data collected, Blue Ghost shared detailed images from the lunar surface, including a solar eclipse and a lunar sunset. NASA and Firefly Aerospace shared images of ...

During this time, the Blue Ghost lander had to rely on its batteries as it was capturing the solar eclipse with a ... leaving a narrow ring of light around the Earth. The reason for the Blood ...

In one, Blue Ghost captured the “diamond ring” effect, which occurs when the sun’s light pokes through valleys ... in the reflection on the lander's solar panel. Firefly Aerospace When ...