TCNJ LUNAR ROVER PROJECT

The TCNJ Lunar Rover Project is an organization that challenges engineering students at The College of New Jersey to design and manufacture a human-powered lunar rover vehicle for the annual NASA-sponsored, Great Moon Buggy Race. The vehicle performs functions similar to the NASA moonbuggy that navigated the moon's surface during the Apollo 15 mission of 1971. The quality of the design is tested when the students compete against entries from colleges and universities across the country. The competition takes place on the grounds of the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

1. 1996-97 TCNJ Lunar Rover Team
2. 1997-98 TCNJ Lunar Rover Team
3. 1998-99 TCNJ Lunar Rover Team
4. 1999-2000 TCNJ Lunar Rover Team (THIS PAGE IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

• The Official NASA, Great Moon Buggy Race, Site
• The Arizona State University Moon Buggy
• The Pittsburg State University Moon Buggy
• The University of Vermont Moon Buggy

This page was created by Brian Smith.
Send comments and suggestions to Prof. Bijan Sepahpour, PE: SEPAHPOU@TCNJ.EDU
This page was last modified on October 23, 1999