@viridisrock I don't follow your train of thought. What on Earth makes you think these are the wheels that would be used on Mars? These wheels would not even survive the low pressures, they would simply rupture. Of course they would not use these wheels, that's obvious. You use terrestrial wheels for terrestrial use, simple, you know?
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SandCube96 2 weeks ago
on the mars you could sell ice creme to the aliens in this thing
WindowsSoftwareDe 1 month ago
how the fuck are they gunna land that massive thing. they only just managed to land the spirit rover with loads of luck and that was tiny!!!!
matty2598 1 month ago
COOL!
Skogsraaet 2 months ago
Why dont they use tracks like on a tank????
johnnyjayramone 2 months ago
@johnnyjayramone Wheels are lighter, and every gram of weight saved is literally worth its weight in gold.
Helge129 2 months ago
1:29 what is sound?
TheMultimaster420 2 months ago
they ought to take a monster truck up there instead of that piece of crap
OceanderTethyseus 3 months ago
My kid designed a better hovercraft. Its not rocket science!
coolestdude80 1 year ago
Land Rover should be working on this, not Nasa
iYobo1000 1 year ago
@iYobo1000 .., either them or caterpillar
ChemicalMikeUK 1 year ago
looks top heavy, goodluck going down slight slopes nasa. btw your rover is ugly ;D
Noogymonster 1 year ago
@Noogymonster Let's see you do better
AgrivatedKillah 2 months ago
It really should be a Ford!
MusicMan20061210 1 year ago
The wheels are too tiny to ride the rocky surface of mars.
Sure there's much more risk to remain blocked in martian sand like Spirit with that type of wheels and tyres.
Do a test in 1/2m of sand.. the rover will not move!
viridisrock 1 year ago
@viridisrock Mars' gravity is inferior to earth's, then the rover will weigh less there! very tiny chance of sinking the tires in sand.
ArabAstronomy 5 months ago
@viridisrock I don't follow your train of thought. What on Earth makes you think these are the wheels that would be used on Mars? These wheels would not even survive the low pressures, they would simply rupture. Of course they would not use these wheels, that's obvious. You use terrestrial wheels for terrestrial use, simple, you know?
UndeadPizzaGuy 2 months ago
seems a little... off balance
will0ughby 2 years ago
Way kool! I'd love to see it on mars though
ahadssphere1 3 years ago 4
@ahadssphere1 I, would love to see mars from one of those :D
andreirocks1992 1 month ago