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DescriptionRobonaut 2 on Centaur 2.jpg	English: Robonaut 2 poses atop its new wheeled base, Centaur 2, at the Johnson Space Center Planetary Analog Test Site
Date	February 2011
Source	[1] on Robonaut 2 Gallery
Author	NASA

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