A Pittsburgh company is gearing up for another try at a moon landing. North Side-based Astrobotic says its Griffin lander will deliver an Astrolab FLIP rover to the moon. Sign up for our ...

The lander, named Peregrine, will have no one on board. It was developed by American company Astrobotic, whose CEO John Thornton said it will carry Nasa instruments to study the lunar environment ...

Perhaps most notably, the aerospace company Astrobotic. In 2007, Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic emerged from the corridors of Carnegie Mellon University with an ambitious mission: to lead humanity back ...

HOUSTON—Astrobotic and Venturi Astrolab have partnered in an effort to deliver Astrolab’s FLEX Lunar Innovation Platform (FLIP), a test lunar lander, to the Moon’s south pole region by year ...