NASA's Revolutionary Project Brings Up Wheels With Memory!

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Exploration needs mobility, says NASA. And whether you're on Earth or as far away as the Moon or Mars, you need good tires to get your vehicle from one place to another.

With a great motivation for exploration and further development, NASA engineers have successfully reinvented the wheel into a form that one day may conquer the Mars. Gifted with brilliant skills, the team of NASA have created a nearly invincible wheel made out of woven-mesh metal, which is made out of nothing but spring steel. This interesting material remembers its ideal shape and immediately springs back into that ideal form after taking a beating. In other words, this ultra-elastic metal pops back into its desired form after intense strain. The new tire concept of NASA is originally developed for extraterrestrial use, but it can be adjusted to be used on Planet Earth too.

Check out the video to hear more about this crazy project and enjoy!