Blue Ghost Lunar Lunder Firefly Lunar took a magnificent photo of a sunny eclipse from the moon, in which the earth covers most of the sun, leaving only The field also looks almost identical to the logo Field
On Friday morning, Lander took a photo at about 1:30 east of east, when the earth slowly blocked the view of the sun. The solar eclipse on the moon occurred at the same time as the complete lunar eclipse here on Earth. Spectators of ground spectators saw that the lunar surface became a red tint.
The eclipse lasted about five hours in place of the lunar landing in the crisium Mara. Firefly released another image from the earlier part of the eclipse, which shows the solar panel of Lander when the sun begins to hide behind the shadow of the earth. Cool, right?
Blue ghost On the moon on Sunday, March 2, at about 3:30 in the morning to eastern time. He landed in an upright position, no problem. This is what cannot be said Field
This is the first mission of Firefly on the moon, so Blue Ghost is filled with ten NASA tools designed to study the lunar surface and data collection, in order to (hoping) to support the upcoming human missions for a natural satellite. All this is part of the NASA initiative for commercial services Lunar Payload (CLPS). Lander is going to work on the lunar surface until March 16.
Firefly states that he will try to lower the larger number of images from Eclipse as soon as the Blue Ghost's X-band antenna warmed up after being stuck in the cold throughout the event. The company has already demonstrated some elegant POV landings.