Lunar Eclipse Captured from Moon in Historic First by Private Spacecraft

Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander documented a solar eclipse from the moon's surface during its groundbreaking mission.

The Blue Ghost lunar lander, operated by Firefly Aerospace, captured images of a solar eclipse from the moon during its 14-day mission.
This marks the first time a commercial company has successfully documented an eclipse while operating on the lunar surface.
The eclipse appeared as a total solar eclipse from the moon, with Earth blocking the sun and surrounded by a glowing ring of light.
The event coincided with a total lunar eclipse visible from Earth, where the moon appeared red, commonly called a 'blood moon.'
Blue Ghost is the second privately funded spacecraft to land on the moon and is nearing the end of its mission, which includes deploying NASA instruments for lunar research.