While we may remember the "one small step" more than anything else, the first Lunar Rover has its own interesting story ...

The lunar rover turned out to be well worth the rapid development schedule. On the first three lunar landing missions — Apollo 11, Apollo 12, and Apollo 14 — astronauts covered a total ...

NASA is gearing up for an exciting chapter in lunar exploration by sending a trio of high-tech instruments to the Moon. Two of the devices will be attached to a new lunar rover capable of carrying ...

NASA is gearing up for a bold new era of lunar exploration with three advanced instruments set to investigate the Moon’s ...

NASA has selected three instruments to travel to the moon, with two planned for integration onto an LTV (Lunar Terrain ...

The Lunar Rover had a payload of 1,080 pounds, including the passengers, which was twice the weight of the 10-foot, 2-inch long vehicle that weighed 492 pounds. It had a top speed of 8.7 mph.

Astronaut John Young retrieves tools from the lunar rover during the Apollo 16 mission. The vehicle, used by astronauts on Apollo ... NASA left three Lunar Roving Vehicles on the surface of the Moon.

General Motors and Lockheed Martin are co-developing a Lunar Terrain Vehicle for NASA's Artemis program. The electric, autonomous vehicle is being designed to travel farther than the Lunar Rover ...

The Lego Technic Lunar Outpost Moon Rover Space Vehicle, set no. 42211, uses 1,082 pieces to build a futuristic all-terrain moon rover with rocker suspension, 4-wheel steering, deployable solar ...

China's lunar rover, landing vehicle take photos of each other on moon, Chinese flag visible. Associated Press. Published December 15, 2013 9:06pm EST | Updated December 11, 2015 6:40am EST.

The Lunar Dawn rover is set to blast off with the Artemis V mission. As yet, there’s no definite launch date, but the schedule for earlier Artemis missions suggests Artemis V will take to the ...

The post uses an authentic photo found in the National Archives of Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin on the moon standing beside the first lunar roving vehicle (or rover) on Aug. 1, 1971.