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Cuberover: a Rover Should Calculate Pi on the Moon
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Along with Gildo Pastor and his teams from Venturi Space, the Monaco-Matin editorial staff visited the premises of their US strategic partner where rovers will be designed and tested on the Moon, and attended a key step: the integration of high-performance batteries, developed in Monaco, into the rover chassis.
A moon rover is sometimes idle. This free time and computing power should be used to calculate Pi on the moon.
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