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1 .This is Scientific American's 60-Second Space. I'm John Matson. Got a minute?

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2 ."Okay, here we go."

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3 .Astronaut Eugene Cernan firing up the Apollo 17 lunar roving vehicle for the first time, back in 1972.

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4 ."The front wheels turn.

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5 .I can't see the rear ones, but I know the front ones turn, and it does move. Hallelujah."

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6 .The astronauts drove their moon buggy 35.74 kilometers, more than any other NASA off-world rover.

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7 .That mark stood for more than four decades.

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8 .But now it belongs to the tiny rover Opportunity, still spinning its wheels on Mars.

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9 .On May 16th, Opportunity's odometer hit 35.76 kilometers to roll into NASA's record books.

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10 .The robot is definitely more tortoise than hare,

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11 .it took Opportunity almost a decade on Mars to break the record that Apollo 17 set in three days on the moon.

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12 .Next up: the Soviet Lunokhod 2 moon rover, which tracked some 37 kilometers.

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13 .So Opportunity now has the U.S.record,

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14 .but it still has about a kilometer to go to break the world, or should I say solar system record.

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15 .(sound)

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16 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American's 60-Second Space. I'm John Matson.

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