When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. More than two months later, Intuitive Machines has completed an autopsy, pinning the anomaly on ...

The Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover aboard the toppled Intuitive Machines Athena lunar lander survived the landing that took out its parent spacecraft and even managed to transmit ...

Three private lunar landers are on their way to the moon right now, a surge of exploration never before seen in spaceflight history.

This was the company's second attempt to land on the Moon, with both missions having toppled over on the lunar surface. Reading time 2 minutes Earlier this year, an ill-fated lander skidded across the ...

Space exploration stock Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ: LUNR) recently had one of the more pivotal days in its history. Unfortunately, Mar. 6 ended up as a day of reckoning rather than one of celebration.

Nokia and Intuitive Machines announce the integration of Nokia's Lunar Surface Communication System into the IM-2 lunar lander ahead of its upcoming mission. Nokia and Intuitive Machines, Inc. have ...

Intuitive Machines has successfully landed on the Moon's south pole, carrying the celestial body's first data center from Lonestar Data. However, the landing had complications, and 'Athena' is ...

Watch live as a private US company attempts to land a spacecraft on the Moon in a historic search for water and ice on Thursday, 6 March. Intuitive Machines and US space agency Nasa are working ...

The year’s first moon landing was a big success. The second not so much. Now a third commercial lunar lander has entered orbit around the moon ahead of its chance for glory next month. Japanese ...

We now know why the private Athena lander toppled over on the moon earlier this year. Athena, the second lunar lander built and operated by Houston company Intuitive Machines, fell onto its side ...

Space exploration stock Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ: LUNR) recently had one of the more pivotal days in its history. Unfortunately, Mar. 6 ended up as a day of reckoning rather than one of celebration.