Lunar Lander

Griffin Mission One

Griffin Mission One is currently about 386,112 kilometres from Earth, or 0.003 astronomical units, which puts a one-way radio signal 1 seconds out. It is 1.001 astronomical units from the Sun.

Artist’s rendering of Astrobotic’s Griffin Mission One lunar lander on the surface of the Moon (08-gm1-herorender-cam-004-4k-r-15-1-3)
Astrobotic, Public domain. Source.

Griffin Mission One is a lunar landing flight by Astrobotic. The Griffin lander will deliver Astrolab’s FLIP lunar rover to the Moon following the cancellation of NASA’s VIPER mission.

Planned for launch in 2026 carrying the FLIP lunar rover.

Right now

Distance from Earth
386,112 km (0.003 AU)
Distance from the Sun
149,733,020 km (1.001 AU)
One-way signal time
1 seconds

The mission

Status
Planned
Operator
Astrobotic
Operating
Moon
Griffin Mission One on the live map, in its real position. Drag to look around, or open the full map.

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