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For the first time since the Apollo era, an American spaceship has landed on the Moon: an uncrewed commercial robot, funded by NASA to pave the way for US astronauts to return to Earths cosmic neighbor later this decade.

The private Odysseus lander touched down near the moons south pole this evening (Feb. 22), etching its name into the history books with a nail-biting descent.

(CNN) — Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 lander, also called Odysseus or “Odie,” is on the lunar surface after experiencing unexpected issues hours prior to landing.

The mission saw the colaboration of a number of companies including Elon Musk's SpaceX and NASA. It marks the the first successful US landing on the moon since the height of the Cold War Space Race

(CNN) — Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 lander, also called Odysseus or “Odie,” is on the lunar surface after experiencing unexpected issues hours prior to landing.

A spacecraft built and flown by Texas-based company Intuitive Machines landed near the moons south pole on Thursday, the first U.S. touchdown on the lunar surface in more than half a century and the first ever achieved by the private sector.

For the first time, a spacecraft built by a private company is operating on the moon – a long-anticipated feat that promises to draw the Earth’s vast and remote natural satellite into the domain of space commerce

Final Countdown Things were looking promising as Intuitive Machines' NASA-sponsored lunar lander Odysseus prepared for its final approach and touchdown on the Moon this week. In the final hour as the landing approaches, though, there are signs that things aren't going according to plan as the spacecraft hits unexpected issues. The first hint, according to […]

Intuitive Machines has landed its Odysseus spacecraft on the moon, making it the first private company to achieve a feat previously only accomplished by national space agencies

Intuitive Machines’ lunar lander successfully touched down, and mission control confirmed the Odysseus, or IM-1, spacecraft is upright, according to a company post.