Moon siteFar side1 mission record, 1 not yet launched
Missions to Nassau crater
One mission record in this dataset names Nassau crater: Firefly Blue Ghost Mission 2 (Riders 2 the Dark) (In development · Planned, no earlier than 2027).
Map positions are display geometry, not landing points. This site in the Moon map's site list.
Facts
- IAU name
- Nassau
- Gazetteer type
- Crater
- Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature
- Feature 4159Accessed 2026-10-31
- Centre
- 24.91°S, 177.34°EPlanetographic, east positive. The named feature's centre, not a landing point.
- Diameter
- 75.80 km
- North-south extent
- 23.66°S to 26.16°SToo small to draw on this schematic map.
- Side of the Moon
- Far side
Where it is
Mission records
1 recordEach record's own target site, verbatim. Payloads and instruments are placed by their own record's target site.
| Mission | Kind | Operator | Target site in the record | Status | Carried by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Firefly Blue Ghost Mission 2 (Riders 2 the Dark) | Spacecraft | Firefly Aerospace | Moon's far side, near Nassau crater | In development · Planned, no earlier than 2027 | Not carried |
| Nothing recorded. | |||||
Other Moon sites
- Mare FrigorisMoon near side; 2 mission records, none still planned
- Atlas craterMoon near side; 1 mission record, none still planned
- Mons RümkerMoon near side; 1 mission record, none still planned
- Sinus ViscositatisMoon near side; 1 mission record, none still planned
- Mons LatreilleMoon near side; 1 mission record, none still planned
- Apollo basinMoon far side; 1 mission record, none still planned
- Mons MoutonLunar south pole; 7 mission records, 3 not yet launched
- Cabeus craterLunar south pole; 1 mission record, none still planned
- Haworth craterLunar south pole; 2 mission records, 2 not yet launched
- Lunar south pole missions23 records, 15 not yet launched
Cite this page
SpaceMiningData, “Missions to Nassau crater”, dataset version a00fa2c68a45, built 2026-11-11, https://spaceminingdata.com/sites/nassau-crater.html. Position: Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature (IAU Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature; USGS Astrogeology Science Center), feature 4159, accessed 2026-10-31. A named feature's centre is not a landing point.