In 2013, Chang’e 3 became China’s first successful lunar lander, touching down in Mare Imbrium. The mission deployed the Yutu rover and marked China’s return to the Moon after nearly 40 years of global silence in robotic lunar exploration. | SpaceEve

Earth Set & Rise: Blue Ghost Lunar Lander Moon Views | Firefly Aerospace Firefly Aerospace update: "Blue Ghost's third and final lunar orbit maneuver is complete! Early this morning, our GhostRiders performed a 16-second burn with our RCS thrusters to enter a near-circular low lunar orbit. Up next, we'll perform a 19-second Descent Orbit Insertion at our 100-km perilune to begin our descent to Blue Ghost's final destination, Mare Crisium, on March 2. Footage [here] captured by Blue Ghost shortly

Ca sa nu mai cheltuiti multi bani lunar pe vopseaua pentru par, va arat un mare SECRET… | Adrian Niculescu