During its final hours of sunlight, Firefly Aerospace hopes to capture another lunar phenomenon: dust levitating at sunset as described by NASA astronaut Gene Cernan during the Apollo 17 mission.

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lander has awakened to its first sunrise on the Moon. The company shared an image of the bright Sun shining over its landing site. This marks the start of a ...

On March 16, it will record a lunar sunset, offering insights into how dust levitates above the surface under solar influence -- creating the mysterious lunar horizon glow first documented by Apollo ...

showing insights into how dust levitates under solar influence – creating the mysterious lunar horizon glow first documented by the Apollo astronaut Eugene Cernan. Take a look at our guide to ...

offering insights into how dust levitates above the surface under solar influence — creating the mysterious lunar horizon glow first documented by Apollo astronaut Eugene Cernan. Blue Ghost will ...

Firefly also aims to document the lunar sunset on March 16, gathering data on how lunar dust levitates due to solar influences—a phenomenon first observed by Apollo 17 astronaut Eugene Cernan.

NASA says this will help scientists explore how regolith responds to lunar dusk after Apollo 17 astronaut Eugene Cernan noted the dust might be "one of our greatest inhibitors to a nominal ...

Before payload operations conclude, teams will aim to capture imagery of the lunar sunset and how lunar dust reacts to solar influences during lunar dusk conditions, a phenomenon first documented by ...

offering insights into how dust levitates above the surface under solar influence -- creating the mysterious lunar horizon glow first documented by Apollo astronaut Eugene Cernan. Blue Ghost's ...

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