The dream of navigating the moon’s rocky surface with advanced rovers is edging closer to reality. As private companies like Lunar Outpost push forward with their lunar terrain vehicle (LTV) projects, ...

In 2024, NASA chose three different companies to build a moon rover for the ambitious Artemis missions. The plan is for only one of these innovative designs to get a multi-billion-dollar NASA contract ...

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If the Artemis program achieves NASA's goal of returning astronauts to the Moon for the first time since Apollo 17, the people making the trip will eventually be joined by a new lunar rover.

NASA has picked two lunar rover projects worth $220 million each that will explore the surface of the Moon from 2028. NASA’s Artemis program plans its first crewed lunar landing since 1972 for early ...

Lunar Outpost, the leader in off-planet mobility and in-space infrastructure, today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to expand the use of space computing, powered by NVIDIA, across its upcoming ...

American carmaking behemoth General Motors (GM) seems to be on an all-out offensive to make the lunar rover prototype it is working on a hit with the masses. Either that, or it's trying to get the ...

GOLDEN, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lunar Outpost today announced that its Australian subsidiary, Lunar Outpost Oceania, will lead the charge in building Australia’s first lunar rover. The project was ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. James Morris covers the rapidly growing world of electric vehicles. “Today we harvest what has been seeded decades ago,” says ...

Antonio Delfino (left), director of space affairs at Venturi Space, shows off a model of the company's Mona Luna rover at the Paris Air Show June 16. PARIS — Venturi Space, a company that has ...

Such a proposal represents outside-the-box thinking for NASA, which is becoming more common under Isaacman’s leadership.

As they roll across shadowed regions of the moon's surface, future lunar rovers could develop hazardous buildups of electric charge on their wheels. Through new analysis published in Advances in Space ...