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NASA has been using robotics in their space program for years. They created robots to do things that humans can not more efficiently. The RASSOR is a robot that NASA scientists use to pick up sample of dirt to send back to Earth for examination. The Valkyrie was created to work in dangerous conditions that humans could not work in. The Rover was used to excavate new lands and send back samples as well as the RASSOR. Robots are also safer and less expensive than sending humans to Earth because we don't have to send money on food and housing and if something happened to the Robot, it wouldn't be as dangerous as sending a human instead.

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This article explains the different uses for robots in space and their unimaginable abilities.

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Robotics is the study of robots. NASA uses these machines in many different ways.

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It's an article about a contest between robot makers to see who's robot is best for NASA. Then the winner's idea is modified and incorporated in their program.

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The 2019 FIRST Robotics Competition kickoff marks the beginning of the design and build season for the FIRST Robotics Competition. Teams have the opportunity to meet at "local" Kickoffs to compare notes, get ideas, make friends, find mentoring teams, learn the game, pick up the Kit of Parts, and get geared up for the exciting competition season.

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The article is about how the Robonaut is helping other people explore space and learn more.

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In the current iteration of Robonaut, Robonaut 2 or R2, NASA and General Motors are working together with assistance from Oceaneering Space Systems engineers to accelerate development of the next generation of robots and related technologies for use in the automotive and aerospace industries.

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This article explains why we use robots in space and how it's safer then sending humans up. They don't have to eat, sleep, or breathe. They also can leave the robots in there and not worry about sending them back down. It's overall safer and less expensive which is why we are developing more robots through the NASA space program.

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Why Do We Send Robots To Space? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids

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We can send robots to explore space without having to worry so much about their safety. Learn more!

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This robot is used to pick up samples of dirt and they send it back to Earth.

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They are used to replace delicate and fragile robots

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Rovers are used to excavate new lands and pick up samples to send back to earth. "My battery is low and its getting dark." -Oppy

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They are designed to work in conditions that are dangerous and detrimental to humans. They basically take the place of humans in space

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This video shows why NASA made the Valkyrie. They wanted to be able to replace damaged parts really fast so that they could be replaced really fast. They were also made to do things that humans can not.

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It was the first of all rovers to land on Mars. Dropped in 1997, it successfully completed its mission of exploring Mars and of sending back data to scientists.