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The document discusses robots that have been or will be used in space. It describes how robots like Valkyrie and Mars rovers help with space exploration and research. Some robots can also destroy asteroids to protect Earth. In the past, Soviet robots explored Venus, while current US robots like Voyager fly through space without pilots. The conclusion asks the reader to consider the purpose of robots in space.
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