File:ISS-50 Thomas Pesquet with Haptics-2 in the Columbus module.jpg

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Description	English: ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Thomas Pesquet works with controls for the European Haptics-2 experiment aboard the International Space Station. Haptics-2 is a technology demonstration experiment aimed at validating control interactions to take place between space and ground. In particular, this experiment allows for an astronaut crew in space to control, in real-time, robotic assets on Earth, using force feedback.
Date	Taken on 31 January 2017
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