The Peregrine mission used twelve 10-lbf TALOS thrusters to provide attitude control.
IM-1 will be the second CLPS mission to launch after Astrobotic’s Peregrine lander, which launched on 2024-01-08.
The Peregrine lunar lander encountered a propellant leak and never reached the Moon.
The Peregrine lunar mission was intended to include human remains on the Moon but faced opposition from the Navajo Nation.
The Peregrine lunar lander carried some NASA payloads as well as a number of commercial payloads.
The Peregrine lunar lander, built by Astrobotic Technology, was a payload aboard the Vulcan Centaur.
The Peregrine lander burned up during re-entry over the South Pacific.
Astrobotic Technology directed the Peregrine lander to return to Earth after multiple failed attempts to salvage the mission.
Astrobotic reported that customers thanked them for successfully operating payloads during the Peregrine mission.
Astrobotic's Peregrine lander suffered a propellant leak hours after its January 8 launch.
NASA collected data from the Peregrine mission's payloads, which included radiation measurements in cislunar space.
Peregrine successfully launched and separated from its rocket on 2024-01-08.
Astrobotic aims to investigate the failure of the Peregrine lander, with a focus on a helium pressurization system malfunction.
Astrobotic is working on Griffin while awaiting findings from the Peregrine review board.
Astrobotic extended the mission of Peregrine for three days after launch, allowing it to activate payloads returning data.
Astrobotic allowed the Peregrine lander to reenter Earth’s atmosphere to avoid the risk of creating space debris.
The German aerospace center DLR collected over 90 hours of valuable data from a radiation detector aboard Peregrine.
Peregrine's reentry occurred on January 18 in a controlled manner over the South Pacific south of Fiji.
Astrobotic’s projected reentry time for Peregrine was 4:04 p.m. Eastern on 2024-01-18.
Astrobotic lost telemetry from Peregrine at 3:50 p.m. Eastern on 2024-01-18 and lost ranging nine minutes later.