Sandia National Laboratories helps NASA test VIPER rover

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — NASA’s “VIPER” mission to map water concentrations on the moon left its rover spinning at Sandia National Laboratories. Scientists put the “VIPER” rover to the test in a centrifuge with more than 300 Gs of force, vibration, spin, thermal and shock environments which are meant to mimic launch and reentry conditions. Sandia […]



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