Russian lunar rovers to be capable of exploring areas at distances of up to 100 km
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What happened
Two lunar rovers planned for use as part of the Russian lunar program will extend the exploration range to between 50 and 100 km, Denis Kutovoy, deputy director of the space systems department at the Roscosmos state space corporation, said at the Technoprom…
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