Space Station Live: Smart Phones Controlling Smart Spheres

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Public Affairs Officer Lori Meggs talks to Terry Fong, Intelligent Robotics Group Director at Ames Research Center. Smart phones are being tested as a way to control tiny satellites that float freely in the International Space Station.



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Space Station Live
NASA
International Space Station
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Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (Organization)
SPHERES
Ames Research Center (Spacecraft Manufacturer)
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