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NASA Awards Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin To Develop Second Moon Lander | HNGN - Vimarsana News

NASA Awards Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin To Develop Second Moon Lander | HNGN

NASA awards Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin to build the second Artemis moon lander. NASA awarded the Jeff Bezos-owned firm Blue Origin the opportunity to build the second Artemis moon lander, a spacecraft that would transport astronauts to the lunar surface.

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Bezos-founded Blue Origin lands major NASA moon lander project - Vimarsana News

Bezos-founded Blue Origin lands major NASA moon lander project

Blue Origin, the space company founded by Jeff Bezos, will join NASA’s lunar lander program, competing against SpaceX to develop spacecraft intended to ferry astronauts to the moon’s surface.

iSpace: Japanese Moon lander likely to have crashed - Vimarsana News

iSpace: Japanese Moon lander likely to have crashed

A Japanese company hoping to carry out a rare private Moon landing says it is likely its lunar lander crashed on the surface.

Sudan Prison Break, Taliban Kill ISIS Leader, Bye Bye Belafonte - Vimarsana News

Sudan Prison Break, Taliban Kill ISIS Leader, Bye Bye Belafonte

�� Allegra!*Welcome to Wednesday, where a war crime suspect has been freed in Sudan after a prison break-out, the Taliban report the killing of the Islamic State leader believed to be behind the 2021 Kabul airport bombing, and we mourn the death of “Calypso King” Harry Belafonte. Meanwhile, in Ukrain...

Japan's Hakuto-R Module Likely Accelerated Before Lunar Crash - Vimarsana News

Japan's Hakuto-R Module Likely Accelerated Before Lunar Crash

The Japanese module HAKUTO-R likely made a hard landing after unexpectedly accelerating toward the moon, Japanese firm ispace has confirmed.