File:Self-replicating machine.png
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English: Sketch of robot arms that self-replicate theoretically exponentially |
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Source | Own work? NASA Conference Publication 2255 (1982), based on the Advanced Automation for Space Missions NASA/ASEE summer study Held at the University of Santa Clara in Santa Clara, California, from June 23-August 29, 1980. |
Author | Peter J. Yost |
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