RE: RE: NASA is back on track to colonize the moon, by destroying some grains of moon material brought back by Apollo 17.
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RE: NASA is back on track to colonize the moon, by destroying some grains of moon material brought back by Apollo 17.

RE: NASA is back on track to colonize the moon, by destroying some grains of moon material brought back by Apollo 17.

They had to be sure it would survive the cosmic radiation, so they picked a mil spec rad hardened microprocessor (AKA Old). The Lava tubes are something from the moon's past, and are simple to seal up. The will provide a lot of space, and be Safe from small meteoroids.

The best way to work (for people) is to have a recovery robot to send to pick up the damaged unit, and bring it to a central facility. The person can repair and upgrade, then send it back to the recovery Robot; to be returned to it's test site. That way, it can go back to work quickly.

The people run the central facility, and figure extraction of materials; and direct the Robot exploration. The people provide the thought required to push things forward.

Flexibility is Not a robot's kettle of fish, so the people will fill this gap. The A.I. decision level needed for 'robocop' is why they made him into a cyborg.

Still need some programming to get there. The processor speed is beginning to get there, it was a processing speed problem on prosthetic limbs a decade ago. That is something I would like to build, especially with electrodes to allow the user to move the limb by thinking....

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