Intuitive Machines received a farewell transmission from its Odysseus lander a week after the spacecraft became the first U.S. lander to reach the lunar surface in over 50 years.

The company said it received one final image, which it deemed to be a “fitting farewell transmission,” before the power ran out and the lander entered the lunar night.

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