NASA's Moon Rover Instrument Shake Test

NASA’s Moon rover Neutron Spectrometer System instrument completed vibration tests.
The VIPER mission is managed by NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley and is scheduled to be delivered to Mons Mouton near the South Pole of the Moon in late 2024 by Astrobotic’s Griffin lander as part of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative.
VIPER will inform future Artemis landing sites by helping to characterize the lunar environment and help determine locations where water and other resources could be harvested to sustain humans over extended stays.  
The VIPER science team also aims to address how frozen water and other volatiles got on the Moon in the first place, where they came from, what has kept some of them preserved over billions of years, and where they go after they escape the lunar soil.
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[@perpetual_bias]

and you don't even show it actually shaking...? like wtf

[@pretentiousjackal]

I wanted to see it shake. 😞

[@СмеющийсяЧеловек-я3ш]

Просто он уже завершил вибрационные испытания (:

[@diegogiuliano5763]

I love you NASA! Im a big fan of the space! I litteraly know all about the universe and the solar system!

[@godkiller-s9i]

ha.. some doubts about earth and sun. earth attract sun and plant or water like repluse sun or earth oppostie sun by layer and attract non living high /less attract being if possible this earth attracting thing contact(attract or attach) sun.

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

That has to be the worlds 2nd most expensive paint shaker 😉
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