The Japanese have clearly picked up a deep space signal and need a presence in the space station year round, not just the occasional astronaut. Enter Kibo, or should we call him Ash . . . .
Monday, December 03, 2012
Kibo, or as we like to call him Ash
The Japanese have developed an android to accompany astronauts on the international space station. They have named the project Kibo. The small 2 foot robot will speak in Japanese and be able to communicate with Wakata a Japanese astronaut scheduled to arrive in the space station next year.
The Japanese have clearly picked up a deep space signal and need a presence in the space station year round, not just the occasional astronaut. Enter Kibo, or should we call him Ash . . . .
The Japanese have clearly picked up a deep space signal and need a presence in the space station year round, not just the occasional astronaut. Enter Kibo, or should we call him Ash . . . .
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