IM-1 MISSION
Landing
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Intuitive Machines returns the United States to the Moon for the first time since Apollo 17 in 1972
Low Lunar Orbit
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Nova-C will spend nearly one Earth-day orbiting the Moon
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Updates will be provided following each Acquisition of Signal (AOS) during LLO
Transit
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Flight controllers will command four engine burn maneuvers in four days
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Updates will be provided following each maneuver via @int_machines on Twitter
Launch Countdown
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Countdown to launch broadcast begins
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Streamed content includes mission education, company overview, and an introduction to the incredible humans making a robotic return to the Moon
Launch Broadcast
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Launch site in Cape Canaveral, Florida
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Intuitive Machines Nova Control
Lunar Orbit Insertion
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Intuitive Machines flight controllers will command Nova-C's main engine burn to place the spacecraft into lunar orbit
Landing Maneuvers
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The last 60 seconds before touchdown
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Descent Orbit Insertion​
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Powered Descent Initiation
LIVE BROADCAST
DATA SIMULATION TRACKER
