New Images Of Odysseus Spacecraft Released

New Images Of Odysseus Spacecraft Released

Handout photo taken on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, shows flight controllers commanded Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus spacecraft to capture a new image using its narrow-field-of-view camera. Previous attempts to send photos from landing and the days following returned unusable imagery. After successfully transmitting the image to Earth, flight controllers received additional insight into Odysseus' position on the lunar surface. Photo courtesy of Intuitive Machines via ABACAPRESS.COM

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