Australian Space Agency develops first lunar rover for moon mission

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 05:55 · Archive

The Australian Space Agency has developed its first lunar rover designed to transmit data from the moon.

The Australian Space Agency has developed its first lunar rover, which is designed to transmit data and discoveries from the moon back to Earth. The rover will remain on the lunar surface and is not built to return home.

The development of the rover represents Australia's entry into lunar exploration programmes. The mission will focus on gathering and transmitting information from the moon's surface to researchers on Earth.

How it is being reported

• Moonshot: lunar rover gets ready for launchThe Australian Space Agency has developed its first lunar rover, designed to transmit secrets from the moon back to Earth and never return home.Perth Now · 7 Oct, 05:35
• Moonshot: lunar rover gets ready for launchThe Australian Space Agency has developed its first lunar rover, designed to transmit secrets from the moon back to Earth and never return home.The West Australian · 7 Oct, 05:35

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