Making the impossible possible

MTIP (Making the impossible possible), my rover will follow the command, reach the correct spot and scoop the lunar soil. Then, regolith will get sucked with the help of a vacuum. Regolith will get sucked through a pipe that will lead it to a microwave which will heat regolith into glass(silica). Finally, the glass will be transferred into a storage box. You can put more glass in a box than lunar soil. MTIP has adjustable legs. Why? Because on the moon there will be rocks and craters and rovers can bump into them. Adjustable legs will help MTIP avoid obstacles by adjusting its height. It will have eye sensors that look all around. Eyes will send a signal to the legs to adjust if there is an obstacle. MTIP also has a special coating and glass all around it so that sticky regolith cannot get into its gears and joints.