/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15988819
Let's take a moment and stop refraining to densities here. Vehicle design is similar and vehicles designed for space travels undoubtedly carry similarities in relation to design. How can the lunar rover supposedly carry a payload of almost 500kg despite weighing 1/4th of a Toyota Aygo?

This is, once again, just one aspect of it. Look at the attached picture from NASA's website - something is off with the size too.

>>15988830
How doesn't it matter? It's an inquiry of details regarding the design of rovers made for exploration of foreign space body surfaces. It just a demonstration how lot's of things aren't adding up. Now we're also just diving into further details.

>>12655130
I will say though it's hardly fair that Cernan gets the landspeed record. Those first guys didn't hardly want to break the damn thing let alone test its speed capabilities .