Blue Ghost to Capture Solar Eclipse from the Moon
Nearly Two Hours of Totality will be Observable from Mare Crisium
Blue Ghost, the Firefly Aerospace lunar lander, will witness a rare eclipse from the Moon tomorrow. This marks the first time in history a commercial company will be actively operating on the Moon and able to observe a total solar eclipse where the Earth blocks the sun and casts a shadow on the lunar surface.
The eclipse will last nearly 5 hours starting…
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