Difference between revisions of "Mission 1 Lander"
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Multiple Google Lunar X-Prize clone-like rovers are delivered by a single lander. | Multiple Google Lunar X-Prize clone-like rovers are delivered by a single lander. | ||
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== Specifications for the rovers == | == Specifications for the rovers == | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 27 July 2008
Mission 1
Multiple Google Lunar X-Prize clone-like rovers are delivered by a single lander.
The lander will "hop" around to deposit rovers, similar to an upside down "Pex" dispenser. File:Pez Rover deployment.jpg.
("Pez" Rover deployment.)
Specifications for the rovers
Mobility
is this necessary with the lander dropping multiple 'rovers'
Video
webcams are cheap, the data may be expensive though. height for a perspective ? pan, tilt, optical zoom ?
Communications
Do we assuming short range communications relayed through the hopper ? The advantage of a hopper is to fly over the horizon, perhaps a mesh-comm network ?
Lunar Nightlife
may require RTGs just to survive.
