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NASA’s Athlete Mars rover does slightly dance, gets down tonight (video)

NASAs Athlete Mars rover does slightly dance, gets down tonight (video)

Its been several years since we last checked in on NASA’s All Terrain Hex Limbed Extra Terrestrial Explorer rover — aka, Athlete. Now a half-scale working prototype standing 15 feet tall, weighing 2.5 tons (about 2,300 kg), and capable of a 1.25 mph (2 kmph) top speed has been set loose for testing by its Jet Propulsion Laboratory creators. Its first task, set to start out next month in Arizona, shall be to finish a test circuit of no less than 25 miles (about 40 km) in two weeks under its own power. Failing that, we hear Woz is looking for a dance partner. See what we mean within the video of Athlete demonstrating a flare for cargo transport after the break.

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