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The New York TimesNASA may send a backup, nuclear-powered Mars rover to the Moon Ars TechnicaNASA considers moon mission for Mars-type rover Butler EagleMost of NASA's first Moon-base robots will depend on solar power, which makes the two-week lunar night one of the whole project's nastiest problems — but NASA is now considering an odd workaround: sending PROMISE, a JPL engineering twin of its nucle Space Daily
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