<h1>Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost Lands on Moon, Achieving Milestone in Private Lunar Exploration with NASA's Support</h1> A private lunar lander, Blue Ghost, successfully landed on the moon, marking a milestone for Firefly Aerospace as the first private company to achieve this without crashing. The lander, carrying 10 NASA experiments, aims to support the development of a lunar economy and pave the way for future astronaut missions. NASA funded the mission with $145 million. The Blue Ghost's payload includes a drill, vacuum, and dust elimination device. This mission is part of NASA's commercial lunar delivery program. Two other companies, Intuitive Machines and ispace, are also preparing for lunar landings, highlighting increasing private sector involvement in lunar exploration.