Moon Express Inc. has appealed last month’s ruling from a Delaware federal judge upholding a $4.1 million jury verdict against the Cape Canaveral, Florida-based builder of lunar landers for failing to pay the company that it hired to create software for a vehicle capable of transporting experiments from the International Space Station.

Moon Express said last week in court papers that it was challenging the Oct. 15 decision from U.S. Chief Judge Leonard P. Stark, which denied Moon Express’ request for a new trial and awarded Houston-based engineering startup Intuitive Machines cash and equity in its one-time partner. A notice of appeal was filed Nov. 16 with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, according to an online docket-tracking service.

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