NASA
NASA's 16-member Dexterous Robotics Team builds robots that open hatches and freezers, insists they're not replacing humans, just making sure humans have better lighting.
NASA
NASA asks companies to help figure out how to keep humans in space after the ISS retires, because apparently they didn't plan ahead.
NASA
Jaclyn Kagey has spent 25 years making sure astronauts don't die in space, and now she's doing it for the Moon, with better suits for short people.
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