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Can Students Fix What NASA Can't?

By Keith Cowing on November 22, 2015 2:43 PM.

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This week, @NASA gave MIT a humanoid robot to develop for future space missions. https://t.co/yHzmChXRpX pic.twitter.com/SEhj2JDC7d
— MIT (@MIT) November 22, 2015

Without cables this #NASA robot falls over. Hopefully #MIT Students can fix what NASA can't. https://t.co/I5F9rFHy4U https://t.co/KYIdC40Gtf
— NASA Watch (@NASAWatch) November 22, 2015

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