The status of Lunar Lander Unknown after addressing the moon
NASA “ Athena ” Lander was held to approach the surface of the moon
Fox News’ main correspondent, Jonathan Serrie, joined the Faulkner Focus’ ‘to discuss the NASA moon descending towards the lunar surface and a failed astronaut denying the assertions that politics played a role in the delay in his recovery.
A lunar the lunar made her touch on the moon earlier Thursday, but the controllers on the ground could not confirm the state of the Athena Lander at landing, reported the Associated Press. In addition to its condition, the location of where the job landed is not clear either.
The Lander, which belongs to intuitive machines, wore an ice exercise, a drone and two Rovers. Athena has apparently been able to communicate with her controllers, the Associated Press reported, citing civil servants.
The director of the mission and co-founder Tim Crain was intended to tell the team to “continue to work on the problem”, despite sending “thanks” to the team to Texas.
This photo provided by NASA shows the Athena Lander of intuitive machines which approaches the surface of the Moon on Thursday, March 6, 2025. (NASA via AP)
First Lander of the commercial moon “Ulysses” landed on the moon
NASA and intuitive machines ended the live flow online and announced that they would hold a press conference on Athena’s status on Thursday.
In this unstarted image published by intuitive machines, the most recent lunar Lander of intuitive machines is displayed. (Intuitive machines via AP)
The private lunar Blue Ghost lands on the moon with equipment for NASA
Last year, Intuitive Machine saw his Ulysses Lander going to the Moon, to eventually land laterally, exerting additional pressure on today’s landing.
In this rendering the private Lunar Lander Blue Ghost approaches the Moon with a special delivery for NASA on Sunday March 2, 2025. (NASA / Firefly Aerospace via AP)
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Athena is the second job to land on the moon this week after Blue Ghost by Firefly Aerospace made a touch on Sunday.
“You have all stuck the landing. We are on the Moon,” said Coogan, Firefly chief engineer. The landing of Blue Ghost made Firefly Aerospace the first private enterprise to put a spacecraft on the moon without it crashed or falls.
Landon Minon by Fox News contributed to this report.
