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  1. Robot Astrobiology Rover

    NAI Feature Stories
    August 14, 2005 / Posted by: Shige Abe

    NAI astrobiologists are involved in developing a prototype robotic astrobiologist to explore the driest desert on Earth, in preparation for later flights to Mars. This Astrobiology Magazine story is based on a news release from Carnegie Mellon University.

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