Astrolab's Lunar Terrain Vehicle! Next-gen moon roving

The Venturi Astrolab Lunar Terrain Vehicle has been selected by NASA for use by Artemis astronauts. [Full Story](www.space.com/nasa-lunar-terr...)
Credit: Astrolab

[@alexandervideo3804]

Better to see and hear old song about Ground Control. From Chris, 10 years ago. David Bowie remastered))

[@ijontichy7179]

Looks really handy!

[@emmanuelmbele3030]

Exceptional

[@SebastianWellsTL]

Very cool!

[@FALL-IN]

Shared with our community of veterans doing a space hackathon

[@thumperoux1528]

High C of G in low g - toppling in hilly, irregular and “regolithy” terrain ?

[@dougsinthailand7176]

You seriously think the Starship would be okay though?

[@thumperoux1528]

@@dougsinthailand7176 Unlike a mobile wheeled vehicle, Starship would, when landed on flat ground, not move except to take off vertically again though.

[@pavolmikula8653]

Biznis...

[@ManaBDew]

Breakthroughs

[@CC-dx6bc]

World should collaborate

[@pranititiwari6525]

🙏🙏👍

[@keithydood]

Why are they using a steam deck 1:30

[@markdjdeenix6846]

lrv 3 was made .and is up there

[@markdjdeenix6846]

I like the step on and drive idea .and the soil sample arm .

[@user-gd6rp5cqp]

Still no solution for how to deal with human waste(feces) once on the moon or other planets. We havd high tech but still very primitive in many aspects.

[@bunqiejump]

Have you heard of digging a hole

[@annm4833]

😂😂​@@bunqiejump

[@MXP90DL]

I am not sure it's a waste. It would be collected and converted into a product much like fertilizer in that they will be growing food. Much like the liquid that is turned into water. Everything will be turned into an asset for progress.

[@twonumber22]

And the 1967 Outer Space Treaty is woefully outdated.

[@MiG-25IsGOAT]

@@MXP90DL The fertilizer idea is an excellent one, that can be used to grow plants on the moon, which can be used for eating later, and we don't need to care about storing them or getting them out of our way

[@steveschunk5702]

I think a simple skid-steer with a bucket would be more useful.

[@danhunters8226]

Why does it cost billions of dollars to build a lunar rover? Why cant they just take a side by side replace the drivetrain with electric and put on much softer suspension. Should be a couple of hundred thousand to engineer and build, maybe a couple of millions with testing and certifying for space. Would love to see Polaris taking a stab at building a lunar rover.

[@peterking3186]

In some way it’s waste of money but funny to watch

[@julianaimiranda164]

Amei....a propaganda da CORONA mas cuidado com as Trombas D'água...e vero. Nuvens pesadas no topo da montanha o qual quem está se banhando calmamente nas enseadas são pego de surpresa....igual tsunami 😁😆😆

[@boxfox2945]

Wasting more millions. Instead of just using the one that's already up there. So they say' - just put more gas in it, and air the tires.

[@MiG-25IsGOAT]

What is the one that is "already up there", so you say we stay on old technology and we don't make progress? Humans like to invent, and they will NEVER stop doing it

[@boxfox2945]

😅monkeys invent 💩 & unless u think those videos of them riding that million dollar dunebugy, is fake. Look it up. Old tec. Works it cost little' to "reuse" & re-inventing the wheel' "isn't invovation. It's not inventing anything. 🐒 😂'​@@MiG-25IsGOAT

[@rachaelvann379]

Did you see ufo

[@bostonraymudfloodadventures]

Stop lying !! That thing is not real !!

[@fgbae8220]

ur brain aint real brother

[@ReneMINIER-dc6sy]

Moron !

[@MiG-25IsGOAT]

Stop lying !! Your mom is not real !!

[@bostonraymudfloodadventures]

@@MiG-25IsGOAT earth is flat

[@MiG-25IsGOAT]

@@bostonraymudfloodadventuresyour brain is also flat