A beautiful sunrise on moon’s surface can be seen from the images send by Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander. The lander took a breathtaking photograph of the first sunrise from the Moon's Mare Crisium region on March 2.

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The photo taken by Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander captures the beautiful sunrise with the Sun's rays shining bright with deep craters shown on the Moon.

First image captured by Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander, taken shortly after confirmation of a successful landing at Mare Crisium on the Moon’s near side. This is the second lunar delivery of NASA science and tech instruments as part of the agency’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative.

The accomplishment makes Firefly the first private outfit to put a spacecraft on the moon without crashing or falling over.

The Blue Ghost spacecraft has taken its first images of the lunar surface as Firefly Aerospace and NASA celebrate a successful moon landing.

The landing precedes by just four days the planned arrival of a second uncrewed American spacecraft built and operated by Intuitive Machines. The space exploration company, also based in Texas, etched its name in the history books a year ago when its spacecraft,

The four-legged Blue Ghost carried 10 scientific payloads as it touched down near an ancient volcanic vent on Mare Crisium, a large basin in the northeast corner of the moon's Earth-facing side.