Today, our new rover concept is emerging for the first time, and yet we struggle to even call it a rover. In fact, it is a next generation, high tech robot for lunar exploration. Our robotic model is almost revolutionary due to its non-traditional system of movement, and the way in which it incorporates several new technical solutions.
Please take a moment to watch this animated video. Later, we will discuss the work which we have done thus far.
March 30, 2011 - by Selenokhod 2.0: First demonstration
March 30, 2011 - by To boldly go
History is what lets the future happen. No history, no future. April is a very special month in the year in regard of historic events in aerospace, so we decided to let you know a little bit more about what has happened in the Aprils of the past.
March 30, 2011 - by Impact Matrix
In a country with 800 million mobile subscribers growing at over 20% annually; producing over 350,000 engineering graduates every year with 30% being unemployed after graduating; 410 million people living below the UN defined poverty line; 7 ranks holders in the Forbes Global List of Billionaires 2010; and 334 domestic and foreign registered venture funds, the impact of success in GLX is hard to comprehend, leave aside estimate.
However, it is the estimation of the sum total of the impacts which will bring forward the value of the enterprise ‘Team Indus’.
March 29, 2011 - by "Billig zum Mond" mit den Part-Time Scientists!
March 29, 2011 - by Springing forward to a new design!
We're coming up on another new Moon in the next few days, and in the next month, we'll be unveiling the baseline mission concept for the Lunar Lion! We've gone from "back-of-the-napkin" to a mission that closes* in only a handful of days. The team is staying focused on the essentials, making sure that we've understood the requirements of the mission, translated them into requirements for the spacecraft and accompanying systems, while leaving the door open to advancing scientific goals beyond the X Prize itself.
March 29, 2011 - by Søren discusses pro and cons for the various rocket motors, in view of the necessity to brake for landing on the moon.
In this video Søren discussed the some of the rocket motor options for making a retro rocket, a rocket capable of braking the space craft for landing on the moon.
Enjoy!
March 29, 2011 - by Technology Update
Check out the new video from the RT TV channel. It is devoted to the upcoming anniversary of Yury Gagarin's spaceflight, and it features "Selenokhod" as well as a look at the new Russian launchers, lunar missions and the Phobos probe.
March 29, 2011 - by Contemplating! :)
Today I flew from Denmark to Italy, and in my luggage I had the Romit1 satellite, two computers, two radio amateur radios and a lot of cables.
Well actually, I had the whole thing in my hand luggage...since I did not dare check anything into the hold of the plane. So security checking was "interesting" :)
March 29, 2011 - by ARCA: The Road to supersonic - Episode 35
The positive mold of the T2 section is impregnated with adeshive to allow the team to fix the aluminium foil for composite molding.
March 28, 2011 - by First Orbit - Team Puli supports digital distribution
It is almost there - the 50th anniversary of Gagarin's seminal flight. Chris Riley made a wonderful film about the first human spaceflight which happened on 12th April 1961, and we are extremely proud to help the digital distribution of First Orbit.
Take a look at the trailer and enjoy!
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