Odysseus Moon Lander Set for Historic Landing Attempt

Intuitive Machines' spacecraft aims to be the first commercial lander on the moon, carrying payloads for NASA and commercial partners.

The Odysseus moon lander, developed by Intuitive Machines, is on course for a historic landing attempt on the moon's south pole scheduled for Thursday.
Intuitive Machines has shared captivating images of Earth taken by Odysseus, marking a significant moment in the mission.
Odysseus aims to be the first commercially-built spacecraft to land on the moon, a milestone in space exploration.
NASA's partnership with Intuitive Machines for this mission is part of its Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, aiming to pave the way for future lunar exploration.
The mission carries scientific payloads for NASA and commercial payloads, including a metallic jacket fabric test by Columbia Sportswear.