Australia’s Roo-ver lunar rover is undergoing final design work prior to a planned Moon landing in 2030.
Credit: Australian Space Agency
Almost 60 years ago, Australia proved its space club credentials by becoming only the seventh country to launch a satellite from its own territory and by building ground stations that provided vital telemetry for NASA’s Apollo lunar missions. Fast-forward to 2026, and driven by the bright prospects...
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