181 Things To Do On The Moon

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In this artists concept a pair of lunar astronauts embarks on an extra-vehicular science mission onboard an unpressurized rover. Aided by their robotic work assistant traveling at their side the astronauts will be able to achieve scientific and explo ...
In this artist's concept, a pair of lunar astronauts embarks on an extra-vehicular science mission onboard an unpressurized rover. Aided by their robotic work assistant traveling at their side, the astronauts will be able to achieve scientific and exploratory objectives never before possible. All equipment will be carried on the two vehicles, thus streamlining mission complexity and allowing the two crewmembers to concentrate all their efforts on the mission at hand. Image Credit: NASA

If you woke up tomorrow morning and found yourself on the moon, what would you do? NASA has just released a list of 181 good ideas.


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