On Feb. 21, LuGRE acquired and tracked GPS signals from lunar orbit, which was a new record. Now NASA and the Italian Space Agency seek the next step — a signal from LuGRE after Blue Ghost lands on ...
Blue Ghost’s endeavors included acquiring the farthest-ever received GPS signal, using a special vacuum to collect and sort lunar dust, and deploying a drill to measure soil temperatures.
Credit: NASA NASA and the Italian Space Agency have acquired GPS and Galileo global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals on the Moon via a receiver aboard Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost ...
On Feb. 21, LuGRE acquired and tracked GPS signals from lunar orbit, which was a new record. Now NASA and the Italian Space Agency seek the next step — a signal from LuGRE after Blue Ghost lands ...
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