Will a rover successfully rove on any planet other than Earth or Mars by the beginning of 2040?
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Floating or flying "rovers" will also count, such as would potentially be useful on Venus or Jupiter.
In order to qualify as a "rover", it must be capable of moving arbitrary distances and have a long-term power source such as solar panels or an RTEG. A short term battery-powered craft doesn't count, nor does a stationary lander.
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