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NASA awarded Firefly Aerospace the CLPS 19D task order in February 2021.
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.
NASA awarded Firefly the CLPS 19D task order in February 2021.
Firefly Aerospace selected SpaceX on 2021-05-20 to launch its first lunar lander mission for NASA.
Firefly Aerospace awarded a contract to SpaceX to launch the Blue Ghost lunar lander in 2023.
Firefly selected SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to launch Blue Ghost.
China became the third country to develop independent human spaceflight capabilities with the Shenzhou-5 mission in 2003.
The 2021-05-15 launch was the first of four dedicated missions under a contract announced earlier in the year through launch services company Spaceflight.
Tianwen-1 built on technologies and capabilities developed through China’s Chang’e lunar program as well as head-shielding and parachute expertise from Shenzhou human spaceflight endeavors.
Spaceflight will launch 36 customer payloads to Sun-synchronous orbit aboard the SpaceX Transporter-2 mission scheduled no earlier than June 2021.
Spaceflight is managing the SXRS-5 launch for spacecraft from 14 organizations across seven countries.
Spaceflight is managing launch integration and mission management services for 36 payloads on SXRS-5, including six microsatellites, 29 cubesats, and one hosted payload.
Spaceflight executed the industry’s first-ever rideshare mission to geostationary transfer orbit with a lunar lander.
Spaceflight purchased three ports on the SpaceX Transporter-2 mission designated SXRS-5.
Spaceflight has launched nearly 350 satellites across 39 missions on eight different launch vehicles, including Falcon 9, Electron, PSLV, and Vega.
The 'Running Out of Toes' mission is part of BlackSky’s multi-launch agreement with Spaceflight Inc. and Rocket Lab to launch nine high-resolution multispectral satellites by the end of 2021.
The “Running Out of Toes” mission is part of BlackSky’s multi-launch agreement with Spaceflight Inc. and Rocket Lab to launch nine high-resolution multispectral satellites by the end of 2021.
Maxar is working to complete the main body assembly of OSAM-1 in summer 2021 followed by about a year of Reference Performance Testing on all subsystems prior to shipping the spacecraft to NASA’s Goddard Spaceflight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
The Running Out of Toes mission is part of BlackSky’s multi-launch agreement with Spaceflight Inc. and Rocket Lab to launch nine high-resolution, multi-spectral satellites by the end of 2021.
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.