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DAILY DOSE: Robot Builds Structure in Space Without Astronaut Assistance; Chinese Space Station Sets Record for Coldest Quantum Gas in Space
Recent research highlights advances in cancer biology, space construction, particle physics, climate science, medicine, archaeology, quantum technology, and radioactive-water cleanup, while emphasizing remaining uncertainties.
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- NY PostRobot builds structure in space for the first time in technological breakthroughASTRA is a robotic builder that has spent the last six months in space, working to construct the reflector antenna from composite fibre tubes, aluminium joints, and a Kapton reflective surface.
- Scientific InquirerDAILY DOSE: Robot Builds Structure in Space Without Astronaut Assistance; Chinese Space Station Sets Record for Coldest Quantum Gas in SpaceRecent research highlights advances in cancer biology, space construction, particle physics, climate science, medicine, archaeology, quantum technology, and radioactive-water cleanup, while emphasizing remaining uncertainties.
