Regolith Retriever

My rover is called the Regolith Retriever. The rover has all-terrain tracks that it will use to get around, so it will have less trouble getting out of craters. It uses two sucking mechanisms to absorb the regolith and store it inside of the containers. There are two identical containers on the rover, and one smaller container between the two. The containers are connected to the sucking mechanisms via small tubes that double as hinges for the sucking mechanisms. It has radar and solar panels on top of the containers, the radar so it can see where the regolith is and where it needs to go, and the solar panel so it has a fuel source while it is on the Moon. The Regolith Retriever is 2 feet tall, 3.5 feet long, and 2 feet wide. The rover is made of metal, so it is weighed down.