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“On March 14, Firefly expects to capture high-definition imagery of a total eclipse when the Earth blocks the sun above the moon’s horizon,” Firefly representatives wrote in a mission description.
“Blue Ghost will then capture the lunar sunset on March 16, providing data on how lunar dust levitates due to solar influences and creates a lunar horizon glow first documented by Eugene Cernan on Apollo 17,” they added. “Following sunset, Blue Ghost will operate several hours into the lunar night.”
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Sounds like we’ll get to see some cool imagery soon.
Firefly’s view from the lunar surface.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxWMPO228QE
https://www.youtube.com/@FireflySpace/videos