Although the historic Apollo 11 mission made do with a 2.5-hour walkabout on the lunar surface, Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 each had their own lunar buggy to drive around the moon’s powdery ...

A trio of commercial space ventures has been tasked with designing a lunar terrain vehicle for the upcoming Artemis missions to the Moon, helping astronauts explore the south polar region as part ...

The agency’s future moon buggies will reach speeds of 9.3 miles per hour and will be capable of self-driving. By Kenneth Chang NASA will be renting some cool wheels to drive around the moon.

As NASA plans to return humans to the moon as part of the Artemis program, the space agency is looking at how to enable astronauts to work on the lunar surface at the south pole. Those efforts ...

Fifty years on, NASA's Artemis program is a new way to get humans back on the moon as soon as 2025. They'll need a new way to get around... and GM is once again building that buggy. This one's ...

An artist's concept of Venturi Astolab's FLEX LTV design Venturi Astrolab / NASA It’s been more than 50 years since moon buggies last traversed the lunar surface, during the final three 1971 and ...

NASA has revealed its new Moon buggy, which will eventually cart humans across the surface of the Moon. It has been reported that this space-bound car can crawl across rocks, drive in all ...

Another company working on a new Moon buggy is California-based startup Astrolab, founded in 2020, which is in the process of building the “Flexible Logistics and Exploration” rover ...

Moon Buggy is a clone of the classic Atari game Moon Patrol. The player is the moon base commander, out on patrol in the ATMB (All Terrain Moon Buggy). Al alien attack has penetrated the base's ...

Yes, the Moon Buggy. “She worked closely with Vic Hickey of General Motors in the 1960s, helping to test and redesign the GM ‘Moon Rover’ and the Army ‘Sidewinder’ on the dunes of Oceano ...

Apollo astronauts drove around in a battery-powered space buggy, which was manually driven across the surface of the Moon. With its upcoming Artemis design, NASA wants to build a largely ...