Synonyms for Rover
ˈroʊ vərrover

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1. wanderer, roamer, rover, bird of passagenoun

   someone who leads a wandering unsettled life

   Synonyms:
   wanderer, roamer, scouter, bird of passage, spider, rover

2. rover, scouternoun

   an adult member of the Boy Scouts movement

   Synonyms:
   wanderer, roamer, scouter, bird of passage, rover

Matched Categories

1. • Boy Scout
   • Traveler

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1. rovernoun

   Synonyms:
   rambler, wanderer, straggler, bird of passage

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1. rovernoun

   Synonyms:
   wanderer

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1. List of paraphrases for "rover":

   rovers, probe, ranger, rove, orbiter, robot

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1. Jennifer Trosper:

   I have been on every Mars rover mission since the beginning, and this planet is always teaching us what we don't know about it, one thing I've found is, it's not unusual to have complications during complex, first-time activities.

2. Katie Stack Morgan:

   I'm excited to hear the sounds of Mars and the sounds of the rover interact with its environment.

3. Ken Williford:

   Once a rover gets close enough to a location, we get ground-scale images that we can compare to orbital images, with Ingenuity, we now have this intermediate-scale imagery that nicely fills the gap in resolution.

4. Dave Levine:

   This was our first opportunity to watch the arm and turret move in concert with each other, making sure that everything worked as advertised - nothing blocking or otherwise hindering smooth operation of the system, standing there, watching the arm and turret go through their motions, you cant help but marvel that the rover will be in space in less than a year from now and performing these exact movements on Mars in less than two.

5. Steve Jurczyk:

   We go to that high altitude because it simulates the atmospheric conditions on Mars, mars has a very thin atmosphere. With current space technologies, NASA can land about 1 metric tonne, or 2,200 pounds on the surface of Mars, roughly equivalent to the Curiosity Rover’s weight.