NASA Essay

Big tank treads attached to legs are smooth around, with sharp spikes on the bottom to carve into dirt/rock. There are programmable wipers on its body so if Lunar Dust gets on the rover it can just dust it off. If you wanted to see what the Rover is seeing , all you have to do is just connect to all cameras for views of front, back and all sides of the Rover. There is an accordion camera neck, to control how much you want to see high and low. Shovel arms scoop up dirt, moon dust or anything. There are many programmable dirt pockets, so the pocket can fit anything it scoops up, and if the pocket gets full it is coded to use the shovel arms and dump into another pocket. With these pockets, the rover will not have to make many trips to collect dirt.