It was a first in the great adventure of space travel, and a Glasgow company helped make it all happen.The US firm Intuitive Machines landed their Nova-C moon lander on the southern pole. AAC Clyde Space, a Glasgow-based company, had a key role in the landmark mission.
They worked with colleagues in Uppsala, Sweden, to co-develop a vital component - a power conditioning and distribution system, called the Starbuck-Mini, which takes in power from the lander's solar panels and distributes it around the probe.He spoke to BBC News about the mission, which heralds a new era of lunar exploration, and the growing space industry in Scotland.
Former SNP leader John Swinney has said he is giving a "great deal of thought" to standing again as leader.Yousaf tried to do Alba deal this morning - Salmond Alex Salmond says "forces within" the SNP stopped the first minister agreeing a deal - but a spokesperson for the first minister has contradicted this account.