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Ultra-Fast Bionic Arm could Potentially Catch Space Debris on the Fly (VIDEO)
An ultra-fast bionic arm - that can catch all sorts of objects thrown in its direction - could potentially grasp space debris, a growing problem recently brought to the attention of the US House of Representatives.
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