The Moonstream is a bus-sized rover designed to navigate the moon's surface. It was designed by Anthony Sims, a student at the Art Center College of Design, a private college in Pasadena, California.
The project is intended to promote public awareness and provide support for Nasa's future missions to the moon.
The Moonstream was designed to provide the utmost comfort for its passengers. The vehicle will also make for an appealing setting for filming the daily lives of people on the first lunar road trip from the north to south pole.
Lunar Roadtrip Vehicles
The Moonstream
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