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Of course we know a mission to the stars is not possible with today's space technology, but we can dream of tomorrow.

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Last modified: Wednesday, 30-Nov-04 09:15:00 PM CDT

Author: Jerry Woodfill / NASA, Mail Code ER7, jared.woodfill1@jsc.nasa.gov

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Picture of the logo of NASA Johnson Space Center's Automation, Robotics, and Simulation Division. The logo depicts a robot extended arm and hand. The robotic hand holds Mars in its grasp.