A car that flies is a great test for a physics simulator.
Thatβs why we built a Tesla Roadster model in LunCoSim, using public data.
Want to try it yourself? Leave a comment.
https://t.co/kMb6J4p1Kn
Youβre developing a rover mission. Your average solar estimate looks good.
What will happen in the actual mission?
Watch a physically accurate rover model drive across the Apollo 15 landing site. The video shows all six camera views, with a graph tracking available solar power as the rover moves.
The terrain changes how much solar power is available along the way. Thatβs why the route belongs in the energy plan: an average canβt tell you what power will be available at each point of the drive.
Would you like to run your own mission?
Youβre developing a rover mission. Your average solar estimate looks good.
What will happen in the actual mission?
Watch a physically accurate rover model drive across the Apollo 15 landing site. The video shows all six camera views, with a graph tracking available solar power as the rover moves.
The terrain changes how much solar power is available along the way. Thatβs why the route belongs in the energy plan: an average canβt tell you what power will be available at each point of the drive.
Would you like to run your own mission?
@LunCoSim is the official account for LunCoSim, an open-source collaborative multiphysics co-simulator focused on space missions (especially lunar ones)
Here is their IAC2026 recap:
https://t.co/njMI6RQTIC
still remember @0xIonRod advice to us on how to do fund raise in 2023
@OfficialMoonDAO Once we properly model Griffin it'll be much easier to model other landings :D
And hopefully it'll help lander teams to build there lander :D