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Aerospace start-up reveals FLEX lunar rover, designed to be part of NASA's Artemis program | Mobility News - Vimarsana News

Aerospace start-up reveals FLEX lunar rover, designed to be part of NASA's Artemis program | Mobility News

Astrolab executives say the four-wheeled, car-sized FLEX rover is designed for use in NASA`s Artemis program, aimed at returning humans to the moon as early as 2025 and establishing a long-term lunar colony as a precursor to sending astronauts to Mars.

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More than just a 'Moon buggy': Californian startup Astrolab unveils its next generation space rover - Vimarsana News

More than just a 'Moon buggy': Californian startup Astrolab unveils its next generation space rover

If NASA adopts FLEX and its payload platform, it would become the first passenger-capable rover to ply the lunar surface since Apollo 17 in the 1970s.

California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'moon buggy' - Vimarsana News

California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'moon buggy'

California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'moon buggy'.

California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'moon buggy' - Vimarsana News

California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'moon buggy'

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California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'Moon buggy' - Vimarsana News

California startup Astrolab unveils space rover, more than a mere 'Moon buggy'

A Los Angeles-area startup founded by a veteran spaceflight robotics engineer unveiled on Thursday its full-scale, working prototype for a next-generation lunar rover that is just as fast as NASA's old "Moon buggy" but is designed to do much more.