Fraser Cain writes about CMU's New Prototype Lunar Rover. "Consider this: there are two rovers crawling around the surface of Mars. Isn't it strange that we don't have anything similar on the surface of the Moon. I mean, come on, it's so close. Well, researchers at Carnegie Mellon are working to fix this problem. They've been tasked by NASA to develop a prototype lunar rover. One which can travel in the low lunar gravity, and hang on tight when it needs to drill down beneath the lunar soil."
Other details at the CMU Project Page.
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