Firefly Aerospace completed the Integration Readiness Review (IRR) of the Blue Ghost M1 lander on 2022-04-26.
Firefly Aerospace completed the Critical Design Review phase for its Blue Ghost lunar lander and is working toward an Integration Readiness Review to be presented in April 2022.
Firefly Aerospace completed the critical design review phase for its Blue Ghost Lunar Lander program and is targeting a launch in late 2023.
Firefly completed the Blue Ghost critical design review in preparation for a 2023 mission to deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for NASA.
Firefly completed the critical design review for the Blue Ghost lunar lander that will fly in 2023 on a mission for NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.
Firefly Aerospace completed NASA’s Critical Design Review of its Blue Ghost lunar lander on 2021-10-25.
Firefly Aerospace is building the Blue Ghost lunar lander intended to go to the Moon in 2023.
Firefly is building the Blue Ghost lunar lander with a planned mission to the Moon in 2023.
Firefly Aerospace awarded a contract to SpaceX to launch the Blue Ghost lunar lander in 2023.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 will launch Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander in 2023 on a mission to land in Mare Crisium on the near side of the moon.
The Blue Ghost mission will include delivery of NASA payloads intended to support scientific lunar research and contribute to developing a sustainable presence on the Moon as part of the Artemis program.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 permits a lunar transit using minimal Blue Ghost propulsion resources, enabling the lander to deliver more than 150 kg of payload to the lunar surface.
The high performance of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 permits a lunar transit using minimal Blue Ghost propulsion resources, enabling the lander to deliver more than 150 kg of payload to the lunar surface.
The Alpha launch vehicle is not powerful enough to send Blue Ghost to the moon, requiring Firefly to purchase a launch from another provider.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launch vehicle permits a lunar transit using minimal Blue Ghost propulsion resources, allowing the lander to deliver more than 150 kg of payload to the lunar surface.
Firefly selected SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to launch Blue Ghost.
Firefly has started work on the Blue Ghost lander, including ordering long-lead items and testing the vision navigation system on a one-acre simulated lunar landscape at its Briggs, Texas test site.
Firefly Aerospace Inc. awarded a contract to SpaceX to launch its Blue Ghost lunar lander in 2023.
Firefly was awarded a $93,300,000 NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services contract to deliver 10 science payloads to the surface of the Moon in 2023 using the Blue Ghost lunar lander.
Firefly Aerospace was awarded a $93,300,000 NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services contract to deliver 10 science payloads to the surface of the Moon in 2023 using its Blue Ghost lunar lander.