Diana the Rover

Like Artemis’s Roman form Diana, my rover has and will grow and change to carry us into the future. To save time, Diana will be traveling by a conveyer put on the moon. Once sensed that too much regolith has built up, rotating fans will come out and blow it off. It has an internal fan used when it senses the temperature is high. Solar panels cover the side, though there is a battery for emergencies. Out of Diana a drill can emerge, which then will be sucked up by a retractable suction tube which leads into the compartment where the regolith is stored, which can be opened up. Diana will be hand controlled at the moon, unless that’s proven incapable. The wheels will be very heavy and have lots of friction in order to traverse on the moon to and from the conveyer. Diana: 3.5 x2 x2 feet.