This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Batchel.

Behind the Black, Bob Zimmerman is here,

and what we're looking at is launches galore.

Bob, a very good evening to you.

Commercial space and triumph.

What are we waiting on?

Yes, John, the next, I don't know, 24 to 36 hours are going to be really, really, really exciting.

We have been talking about this for several days.

There are some really amazing launches coming up.

I want to go through them one by one.

And this is all, this is one.

The first one is supposed to occur in the evening tonight, later tonight.

SpaceX has a launch plan on its Falcon 9 rocket coming out of the Kennedy Space Center.

It's going to be putting two, not one, two lunar landers into space.

The first, its prime payload is Firefly's Blue Ghost Lunaranda.

And that's supposed to go through the moon.

It carries a lot of NASA payloads as well as other commercial payloads.

It is Blue Ghost's first attempt to do a private commercial lunar landing.

It would make it the third American company attempting to do such a thing,

following astrobiatic and intuitive machines last year.

But also on the payload is the Japanese company, Ice Space, is resilient, resilience lunar lander. This is actually an

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