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NASA is exploring the possibility of sending the engineering model of the Perseverance rover, known as 'Promise,' to the Moon. This rover would utilize a nuclear power source to operate in the Moon's challenging environment, marking a shift from the solar-powered rovers previously used by the agency.
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NASA is exploring the possibility of sending the engineering model of the Perseverance rover, known as 'Promise,' to the Moon. This rover would utilize a nuclear power source to operate in the Moon's challenging environment, marking a shift from the solar-powered rovers previously used by the agency.
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