Privately owned Odysseus lander makes first U.S. moon touchdown in half-century

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A U.S. company says its lunar lander has reached the surface of the moon but that it’s transmitting a weak signal back.

Lander reaches moon 6 days after taking off from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center

The Associated Press · Posted: Feb 22, 2024 6:53 PM EST | Last Updated: 7 minutes ago

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The Odysseus lunar lander, developed by U.S. based Intuitive Machines, seen flying over the near side of the moon following lunar orbit insertion a day before its historic landing on the moon’s surface. (Intuitive Machines/The Associated Press)

A U.S. company says its lunar lander

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