SpaceX rocket blasts off to the Moon’s mysterious south pole that could pave the way for human missions in 2026 ...Middle East

SPACEX has successfully launched the Odysseus lunar lander, in what could be the start of the first US Moon landing in 50 years. The Nova-C Odysseus will now embark on a week-long journey to the lunar surface. The Odysseus pictured prior to launchIntuitive Machines Intuitive MachinesOnce it’s on the surface, Odysseus will operate for just two weeks – or one lunar night[/caption] The lander, built by Texas-based Intuitive Machines, aims to be the first private lunar lander to touchdown on the Moon. The launch was initially scheduled for Valentine’s Day (14 February), however, it was postponed due to an issue with the fuel temperatures. The 1,488lb (675kg) spacecraft blaste

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