Starting June 14, NASA will begin deploying robots on a lunar-like surface in Arizona in order to research the data that the robots collect. The goal is to figure out where man should go on the moon when NASA returns. This is the K-10 robot, which will be controlled by specialists at the Lunar Science Institute at NASA Ames in Silicon Valley, but which will be traversing the so-called Black Point Lava flow in Arizona.
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