PHASR (Concept A) - Precursor to Human and Scientific Rover
The PHASR (Precursor to Human and Scientific Rover) is a concept lunar rover. It was developed to collect samples from the Moon, acquire science measurements, and demonstrate tasks like long-distance travel and night survival.
Technical details
| Target destination | Moon |
|---|---|
| Size (Length, width, height) | 2.2 m x 1.5 m x 2 m (without mast option installed) |
| Mass | 390 kg |
| Speed | 2.5 km/h at top speed |
| Powered by | Solar arrays |
Highlights
- Can be controlled remotely by operators, or drive autonomously
- Capable of travelling up to a maximum of 2,000 km during its lifespan
- Includes 80 kg of equipment, including an arm, a sample container and science instruments
Built by
Canadensys Aerospace
Partners
CTA-BRP, Maya HTT, NGC Aerospace, Mission Control Space Services, SEED Interactive.
Artist's rendering of the PHASR (Concept A) lunar rover. (Credit: Canadensys Aerospace)