moonrover

noun
UK /ˈmuːnˌrəʊvə/
US /ˈmuːnˌroʊvər/

A moonrover is a small car-like robot that drives around on the moon.

The moonrover rolled slowly over the dusty ground and took pictures of the rocks.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A remote-controlled vehicle designed to travel across the surface of the Moon for scientific study.

Scientists steered the moonrover from Earth to collect samples of lunar soil.

3. A toy or model vehicle made to look like a real lunar rover.

My little brother got a moonrover for his birthday and drove it around the living room.

4. Any wheeled robotic explorer built to move over the surface of a moon or planet.

The new moonrover is built to handle the icy ground near the south pole.