Moon Lander Beams Back Dazzling Selfies With Earth

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this week and is now en-route to the Earth's natural satellite, just sent back some stunning selfies with the Earth in the background as it crosses the gulf.The photos are magnificent.

Here they are, in all their glory:It'd also be a huge coup for NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services, the agency's attempt to contract private companies to send increasingly ambitious payloads to the Moon. Unfortunately, the program got off to an inauspicious start when its first mission — Astrobotic Technology's Peregrine Mission One —

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