The first image from Peregrine shows disturbed insulation in the foreground, which provided additional evidence of a propulsion system problem.
Credit: Astrobotic
A propulsion system leak aboard the privately operated Peregrine spacecraft will preclude a planned landing on the Moon, though engineers will attempt to keep systems operational for as long as possible for inflight experiments. “Given the propellant leak, there is, unfortunately, no chance of a...
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