Commercial rover for lunar exploration

Commercial rover for lunar exploration

Photo taken in Akabira on the northernmost Japanese main island of Hokkaido on June 30, 2021, shows what would be the world's first commercial rover for lunar exploration. Aboard U.S. space robot company Astrobotic Technology's lunar lander Peregrine, YAOKI, developed by Tokyo-based space venture Dymon Co., will take part in NASA's lunar transportation mission possibly in early 2022.

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