Carnegie Mellon University: NASA Selects Carnegie Mellon to Develop Lunar Pit Exploration Technology
June 18, 2019
June 18, 2019
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, June 18 -- Carnegie Mellon University issued the following news:
By Byron Spice
NASA has approved a $2 million research initiative for Carnegie Mellon University roboticists to develop technologies necessary for robotic exploration of pits on the moon -- the lunar equivalent of sinkholes -- which might provide access to shelter and resources that could sustain future lunar missions.
William "Red" Whittaker, professor in C . . .
By Byron Spice
NASA has approved a $2 million research initiative for Carnegie Mellon University roboticists to develop technologies necessary for robotic exploration of pits on the moon -- the lunar equivalent of sinkholes -- which might provide access to shelter and resources that could sustain future lunar missions.
William "Red" Whittaker, professor in C . . .