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This Tiny Shapeshifting Origami Robot Could One Day Explore Other Planets

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Chris Carpineti

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Chris is a senior media editor with a background in graphic design and degree in film and television production.

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NASA is developing tiny origami robots that can help us explore other worlds. 

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