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Introducing NASA's Latest Volcano Diver: Volcanobot
We've already seen volcano diving daredevils, go-pros and drones, but what about robots which can get the job done all the time? Researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) are working to make this a reality, potentially opening up new opportunities for otherwise risky geological research.
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