Has the thought of traveling to space ever crossed your mind? NASA offering the chance to put your name on the agency's first robotic Moon rover.
Once the samples are collected, a dime-sized microchip that will be installed on the rover will have names imprinted on it using an electron beam by techniciansis now offering space fans the chance to send their name to the Moon aboard NASA’s first robotic Moon rover - VIPER.
After the samples are gathered, technicians will use an electron beam to imprint names on a microchip the size of a dime that will be mounted on the rover.
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