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NASA Currently Unable to Move Space Station’s Large Robotic Arm

NASA Currently Unable to Move Space Station’s Large Robotic Arm

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Summary

NASA is currently unable to move the space station’s large robotic arm. The available information does not specify the cause of the problem or when movement will resume.

Details

NASA is currently unable to move the space station’s large robotic arm.

No further details were provided about the reason the mechanism cannot be operated or when its movement is expected to be restored.

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The issue temporarily limits the operation of a major robotic system aboard the space station.

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