Rank 26 documents the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter — Goddard's 1,916 kg mapping spacecraft that has photographed Apollo landing sites, measured polar topography, and hunted permanently shadowed water ice since launch 18 June 2009 aboard Atlas V 401. LRO's LROC narrow-angle camera resolves surface features at 0.5 m/pixel; LOLA laser altimetry and Diviner radiometry built the precision charts Artemis planners now use to choose south-pole landing corridors. The companion LCROSS impact in 2009 confirmed water signatures in Cabeus crater. Extended beyond its design life past fifteen years, LRO remains the indispensable lunar surveyor bridging Apollo heritage and crewed return. Heritage Collector renders the spacecraft orbit hero, Apollo 11 NAC inset, and polar ice diagram exactly as the master PNG dictates.