Credit: Firefly Aerospace
A spacecraft owned and operated by Firefly Aerospace touched down on the Moon early March 2 to begin a two-week science mission for NASA. Firefly’s Blue Ghost lander fired its thrusters for 19 sec. to leave a 62-mi.-high lunar orbit about 2:31 a.m. EST and begin its descent to the surface. After a...
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