A lunar lander has completed its two-week mission and sent spectacular sunset images as a "final goodbye" back to Earth. The Blue Ghost Mission 1 lander was launched by Firefly Aerospace in mid-January and landed on the moon on March 2.

Thanks to pioneering materials from the private lander Blue Ghost, scientists may finally be able to explain the phenomenon of the "horizon glow" and the mechanism of "dust levitation" on the surface of the Moon.

Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost touched down on the Moon, becoming the first commercial spacecraft to stick its lunar landing. From its unique vantage point in the Mare Crisium basin, Blue Ghost captured spectacular images of the Sun setting below the lunar horizon.