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Kailey E. Hunt

Kailey E. Hunt

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Williamson County Reporter, KUT-FM (Austin, TX)

Texas

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Total articles 533

  • Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost concludes first moon mission, but not before capturing a sunset

    By Kailey E. Hunt Verified| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified Firefly Aerospace successfully concluded its first moon mission earlier this week, but not before its Blue Ghost lander captured first-of-its-kind images of the lunar sunset. The images were taken at the Blue Ghost's landing site on the moon’s near-side (the side you can see from Earth), in a more than 300-mile-wide basin called the Mare Crisium.

    By Kailey E. Hunt Verified · KUT-FM (Austin, TX)

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost concludes first moon mission, but not before capturing a sunset

    By Kailey E. Hunt Verified| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified Firefly Aerospace successfully concluded its first moon mission earlier this week, but not before its Blue Ghost lander captured first-of-its-kind images of the lunar sunset. The images were taken at the Blue Ghost's landing site on the moon’s near-side (the side you can see from Earth), in a more than 300-mile-wide basin called the Mare Crisium.

    By Kailey E. Hunt Verified · KUT-FM (Austin, TX)

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander captures 'diamond ring effect' of eclipse

    By Kailey E. Hunt Verified| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander successfully captured images overnight of a total solar eclipse from the moon — a first for the commercial space industry. These are not to be confused with the images you may have seen captured overnight of the total lunar eclipse back here on Earth. That's because when the Earth began to move between the sun and the moon last night, it caused a shadow to be cast on the lunar surface ...

    By Kailey E. Hunt Verified · Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)

    Mar. 16, 2025

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KUT-FM (Austin, TX)

Austin, Texas, United States

+1 512-471-1631