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AI Robot To Fly Into Space Aboard The Falcon 9 Rocket As A Crew Member
The International Space Station is getting a new crew member that’s unlike any other who’s ever stepped foot there. Meet CIMON, a friendly robot who will be the first ever flying, autonomous AI astronaut assistant.
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SpaceX Successfully Launches SpySat Mission for US Government After Delay Due to Sensor Problems
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SpaceX Spent 'Less Than Half the Cost' of a Brand New Rocket in Recent Falcon 9 Relaunch
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'I Really Like Earth': Neil deGrasse Tyson Will Not Go to Mars Until Elon Musk's Mother Do it First and Survive
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SpaceX Launched a Reused Falcon 9 Rocket Into Space -- What's Next for Elon Musk?
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Save the Date! SpaceX Set to Launch First Reused Rocket Into Space
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After Delay, SpaceX Successfully Launches EchoStar XXIII Communications Satellite Into Space [Watch Video Here]
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One-Way Trip: SpaceX to Launch EchoStar 23 Aboard Falcon 9 Rocket at Kennedy Space Center
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to Land Rockets on Drone Ships Just Like SpaceX
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SpaceX Delays Scheduled Falcon 9 Launch
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SpaceX Nails Rocket Landing, What's Next For Elon Musk?
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SpaceX Back at Flight? Return Expected By January 8, After Conclusion of Explosion Investigation
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