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New US space robot with arms could one day 'close-combat' enemy satellites to mitigate space debris
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spacearmsapplicationssatellitesspacecraftsatelliteservicingmitigatenorthroplaunches
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Entity Overlap
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Unique to one source
- New US · TechRadar
- Northrop Grumman · TechRadar
- Northrop Grumman's MRV · TechRadar
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Appears once
- "Northrop Grumman launches MRV satellite servicing spacecraft, whose robotic arms have also sparked debate over possible military applications." · TechRadar
- "The spacecraft also carries three Mission Extension Pods (MEPs) that can extend a satellite's operational life by as much as eight years after installation." · TechRadar