In The Near Future Robots Will Assemble Large Telescopes in Space

by Kassie Perlongo

14 July 2016

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A new age of telescopes may soon be upon us in the form of robot-assembled modular telescopes in outer space. This new concept will allow astronomers to gaze even further into deep space. It’s a brand-new theory that is being welcomed with open arms. Until now, building a large telescope in space would have been …

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Kassie Perlongo Kassie is the Managing Editor at Robohub.

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