Luno makes it!

My robot’s name is LUNO. Its body has three parts - soil tank, air tank, and machine. The front teeth panel is connected to the soil tank and air tank. Teeth scratch soil. The air tank provides air inside the soil tank and at the teeth panel (sweeper) to create suction. Then vacuum machine works on the Moon. The non-sticky pipe brings soil to the container. The moon is very cold or hot. Therefore, Luno is made from strong materials like aluminum and steel. The front camera looks and avoids rocks. The other three cameras take pictures and send them to NASA. The robot can drive 5 miles per hour. It has a tilted solar panel at the top. This panel captures energy from all directions and makes the robot work. The robot has a Wi-Fi receiver and a dashboard like we have in a car.