An inside look at Nokia’s Moon mission - images
Artist rendering of the Lunar Outpost Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover with Nokia antennas extended. The images, data and telemetry collected by MAPP will be sent back to the Nova-C lander over the Nokia 4G/LTE network and then relayed to Earth. Mission controllers in Colorado will issue commands to the rover over the same connection. Source: Intuitive Machines and Nokia Bell Labs
Artist rendering of the Lunar Outpost Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover with Nokia antennas extended. The images, data and telemetry collected by MAPP will be sent back to the Nova-C lander over the Nokia 4G/LTE network and then relayed to Earth. Mission controllers in Colorado will issue commands to the rover over the same connection. Source: Intuitive Machines and Nokia Bell Labs
Artist rendering of IM-2 on approach to the lunar surface. The Intuitive Machines Nova-C lander, depicted here, will carry the Nokia 4G/LTE network and the mission vehicles. Source: Intuitive Machines and Nokia Bell Labs
Artist rendering of the Intuitive Machines Nova-C lander making its descent to the lunar surface near Shackleton Connecting Ridge at the Moon’s south pole. Source: Intuitive Machines and Nokia Bell Labs
Artist rendering showing a close-up view of Nokia 4G/LTE base station unit integrated into the Intuitive Machines Nova-C lander. Source: Intuitive Machines and Nokia Bell Labs
Artist rendering of the Lunar Outpost Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover exploring the Moon’s surface. During its multiday mission, the rover will autonomously map the lunar surface, collect stereo imagery and thermal data, and inspect samples of lunar regolith in a special bin mounted in its wheels. Pictures of those samples, along with imaging, map and telemetry data will be transmitted to the Nova-C lander via Nokia’s 4G/LTE network and then relayed back to Earth. Source: Intuitive Machi
Artist rendering of the Lunar Outpost Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover exploring the Moon’s surface. During its multiday mission, the rover will autonomously map the lunar surface, collect stereo imagery and thermal data, and inspect samples of lunar regolith in a special bin mounted in its wheels. Pictures of those samples, along with imaging, map and telemetry data will be transmitted to the Nova-C lander via Nokia’s 4G/LTE network and then relayed back to Earth. Source: Intuitive Machi
Artist rendering of the Intuitive Machines Micro-Nova hopper propelling itself over the surface of the Moon. Maintaining a near-constant connection to the Nokia 4G/LTE network, the Micro-Nova will descend into a lunar crater to search for evidence of lunar water in areas of permanent shadow. Source: Intuitive Machines
Artist rendering of the Intuitive Machines Micro-Nova hopper propelling itself over the surface of the Moon. Maintaining a near-constant connection to the Nokia 4G/LTE network, the Micro-Nova will descend into a lunar crater to search for evidence of lunar water in areas of permanent shadow. Source: Intuitive Machines
Artist rendering of the Intuitive Machines Micro-Nova hopper propelling itself over the surface of the Moon. Maintaining a near-constant connection to the Nokia 4G/LTE network, the Micro-Nova will descend into a lunar crater to search for evidence of lunar water in areas of permanent shadow. Source: Intuitive Machines
Artist rendering of the Intuitive Machines Micro-Nova hopper propelling itself over the surface of the Moon. Maintaining a near-constant connection to the Nokia 4G/LTE network, the Micro-Nova will descend into a lunar crater to search for evidence of lunar water in areas of permanent shadow. Source: Intuitive Machines
Artist rendering of the IM-2 mission, depicting the Intuitive Machines Nova-C lander, the Lunar Outpost Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover, and the integrated Nokia 4G/LTE network that will provide mission connectivity. Source: Intuitive Machines and Nokia Bell Labs
