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SpaceX and Blue Origin compete to be first to return humans to the Moon
4-14-2026 |
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SpaceX and Blue Origin are both building lunar landers for the Artemis program, but only one can get to the Moon first.
Peregrine lander's bid to land on the Moon scuppered by fuel leak
VIDEO 1-9-2024 | 64
Astrobotic's ambitious lunar lander Peregrine looks set to fail its mission after unexpected technical problems.
NASA awards Blue Origin contract to build Artemis V lunar lander
5-21-2023 | 2
The $3.4 billion contract will enable the development of a human landing system for a week-long excursion to the Moon in 2029.
SpaceX awarded $2.9bn to build lunar lander
4-17-2021 | 16
NASA has chosen SpaceX to build the landing vehicle that will carry the next humans onto the lunar surface.
Firms compete to build next-gen lunar lander
VIDEO 5-2-2020 | 8
Blue Origin, SpaceX and Dynetics are each working on their own solutions to landing humans on the Moon.
Long-lost 'Snoopy' lunar lander finally found
6-13-2019 | 3
The lunar module that was used during the Apollo 10 Moon mission has been lost in space for over 50 years.
Jeff Bezos unveils 'Blue Moon' lunar lander
VIDEO 5-14-2019 | 4
Blue Origin's billionaire founder has unveiled a new spacecraft designed to touch down on the Moon.
Lockheed Martin reveals its new lunar lander
VIDEO 10-4-2018 | 17
The ambitious new vehicle will be twice the size of the lunar landers used during the Apollo missions.
Firm set to put a cellphone tower on the Moon
8-16-2017 | 7
A German startup is aiming to land rovers on the Moon that will communicate using cellphone technology.
Private firm set to land on the Moon in 2019
VIDEO 7-27-2017 | 18
Astrobotic is aiming to land its unmanned Peregrine lunar lander on the surface of the Moon in two years' time.
China launches lunar lander mission
VIDEO 12-3-2013 | 9
China has successfully launched its latest lunar spacecraft in a bid to place a rover on the moon.
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