Two companies will attempt the first US moon landings since

China and India scored moon landings, while Russia, Japan and Israel ended up in the lunar trash heap. “They’re scouts going to the moon ahead of us," said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. Pittsburgh's Astrobotic Technology is up first with a planned liftoff of a lander Monday aboard a brand new rocket, United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan.

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