The Peregrine lander is focusing on an arrival on February 23 at Sinus Viscositatis, an area of interest because of its likely proof of water.
In the event that all goes to design, Peregrine will land on a mid-scope locale of the Moon called Sinus Viscositatis, or Cove of Tenacity, on February 23.
These instruments will contribute important information to NASA's Lunar Vulkan Imaging and Spectroscopy Voyager instrument suite, scheduled for a 2026 arriving at the Gruithuisen Vaults.
the mission continues under the reason of progressing logical information and planning for human re-visitation of the lunar surface.