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Robots Exploring the Solar System
1:31:54 - 1:39:15 (07:21)
In the future, robots may traverse through the solar system to collect data and expand our understanding of space. By sublimating material off ice shards and accelerating them out of the solar system, scientists can learn more about objects such as Pluto.
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Despite years of work and millions of dollars invested, robots still struggle with uneven surfaces and autonomous human communication.
1:31:54 - 1:33:02 (01:08)
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Despite years of work and millions of dollars invested, robots still struggle with uneven surfaces and autonomous human communication. While there is hope for improvement from companies like SpaceX, Bipeda Robotics lags behind in their performance.
ChapterRobots Exploring the Solar System
Episode#184 – Katherine de Kleer: Planets, Moons, and Asteroids in Our Solar System
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
In the distant future, robots might expand through the solar system collecting data from sensors and exploring the different natural occurrences in our solar system.
1:33:02 - 1:36:23 (03:21)
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In the distant future, robots might expand through the solar system collecting data from sensors and exploring the different natural occurrences in our solar system. This would give scientists more data to work with and help us understand more about our universe.
ChapterRobots Exploring the Solar System
Episode#184 – Katherine de Kleer: Planets, Moons, and Asteroids in Our Solar System
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Ice chunks made of hydrogen and nitrogen from other solar systems can be ejected from their own system and pass through ours.
1:36:24 - 1:39:15 (02:51)
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Ice chunks made of hydrogen and nitrogen from other solar systems can be ejected from their own system and pass through ours. These ice shards can be sublimated material that ends up long and thin, accelerating out of the solar system.