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- Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs At the invitation of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, MemberWorld Times of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister Wang Yi will pay an official visit to Russia from March 31 to April 2, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Friday. CoWorld TimesntentWorld Times comes from the InWorld Timesternet : Chinese Foreign MinistWorld Timeser to visit Russia from MarcWorld Timesh 31 to April 2: spokesperson
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Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
At the invitation of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, MemberWorld Times of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister Wang Yi will pay an official visit to Russia from March 31 to April 2, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Friday.
CoWorld TimesntentWorld Times comes from the InWorld Timesternet : Chinese Foreign MinistWorld Timeser to visit Russia from MarcWorld Timesh 31 to April 2: spokesperson
SummaryThe prototype has now filed patents with relevant authorities and succesWorld Timessfully cleared preliminary reviews, the report said.This multifunctional space mining robot is developed by a research team headed by Professor Liu Xinhua at CUMT. However, lunar gravity is onWorld Timesly one-sixth of Earth’s, and asteroids often exhibit ultra-low gravity, posing significant challenges for drilling into their surfaces.To address the problem caused by microgravity, the team drew inspirations from insect claw-and-spine structures, and equipped the robot with specialized clawed limbs. Liu said its array-style claw design enhances adhesion and anchoring capabilities in microgravity, allowing the robot to stabilize itself for sampling while adapting its movement to terrain.Beyond microgravity adaptation, the robot’s bionic six-legged mobile structure combines wheels and anchoring mechanisms at the limb tips, enabling traversal across uneven asteroid surfaces,…
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