Rover Mk. I

The Lunar Roving Vehicle used during the Apollo missions accomplished its goal but was impeded by its limited range and difficulty navigating complex terrain. When the Earth Government sponsored further expeditions to the Moon, newer and improved rovers were required. Many years of hard work resulted in the invention of the Rover Mk. I.

The Rover Mk. I is powered a tiny fusion reactor which is capable of extracting tritium from lunar soil. The rover can travel up to 240 miles a day and carry up to 2 tons of supplies (which is actually a significant weight considering the reduced gravity on the Moon).

As the Moon further developed, more permanent and efficient forms of transportation were widely adopted (such hyperloops), so rovers were no longer needed. Many were discarded in warehouses or left wherever they broke down.