Home›Lunar Lander›ManufacturerBrowse ByManufacturerThis dimension groups spacecraft by the company that built them. Wikipedia defines an aerospace manufacturer as "a company or individual involved in the various aspects of designing, building, testing, selling, and maintaining aircraft, aircraft parts, missiles, rockets, or spacecraft." Browsing this way collects every spacecraft built by a single manufacturer.FactsManufacturerSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonField Origin EraWell-attested1966 1ManufacturerFilter Results13 entriesSpacecraft TypeAllAsian Lunar Landers (3)Commercial Lunar Landers (5)Human Landing System Lunar Landers (2)Luna Programme Lunar Landers (1)Soviet Crewed Lunar Lander Proposals (1)Surveyor Program Lunar Landers (1)OperatorAllAstrobotic Technology (1)Blue Origin (1)China Manned Space Agency (1)Intuitive Machines (1)ispace (Japanese company) (1)Israel Aerospace Industries (1)ISRO (1)JAXA (1)NASA (1)Soviet space program (1)SpaceIL (1)SpaceX (1)Launch EraAll1966-01-31 (1)1966-05-30 (1)1966-09-20 (1)1967-04-17 (1)1967-07-14 (1)1967-09-08 (1)1967-11-07 (1)1968-01-07 (1)1970-09-12 (1)1970-11-10 (1)1972-02-14 (1)1973-01-08 (1)1976-08-09 (1)2019-02-22 (1)2022-12-11 (1)2023-07-14 (1)2023-09-06 (1)2024-01-08 (1)2024-02-15 (1)StatusAllCancelled (2)Destroyed (3)Lost (2)Mission Complete / Ended (5)Planned (3)MissionAllArtemis Program (2)Beresheet Mission (1)Chandrayaan-3 (1)Chinese Lunar Exploration Program (1)Hakuto-R Lunar Landing Mission (1)IM-1 Mission (1)Luna Program (1)Peregrine Lunar Landing Mission (1)SLIM Mission (1)Surveyor Program (1)Mission OfAllArtemis Program (2)Beresheet Mission (1)Chandrayaan-3 (1)Hakuto-R Lunar Landing Mission (1)IM-1 Mission (1)Luna Program (1)Peregrine Lunar Landing Mission (1)SLIM Mission (1)Surveyor Program (1)ListingAllNasdaq (1)NYSE (1)TSE (2)Unlisted (2)Size BandAll1,000 to 9,999 (1)10,000 to 99,999 (4)100,000 or More (2)50 to 999 (3)StatusAllAcquired (1)Active (9)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 13Astrobotic TechnologyManufacturer1 entryBlue OriginManufacturer1 entryThe Boeing CompanyManufacturer1 entryChina Academy of Space TechnologyManufacturer1 entryHughes Aircraft CompanyManufacturer7 entriesIndian Space Research OrganisationManufacturer1 entryIntuitive MachinesManufacturer1 entryispaceManufacturer1 entryIsrael Aerospace Industries LtdManufacturer1 entryMitsubishi Electric CorporationManufacturer1 entryNPO LavochkinManufacturer6 entriesNPO MashinostroyeniyaManufacturer1 entrySpaceXManufacturer1 entrySources1. Wikipedia: Luna 9tier 2Wikimedia FoundationLuna 9, lead sectionQuote, Luna 9, lead sectionOn 3 February 1966, the Luna 9 spacecraft became the first spacecraft to achieve a soft landing on the Moon and return imagery from its surface.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.