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Description	English: A NASA illustration of a machine with two robotic arms passing parts to another machine, which is constructing a third machine.
Source	Advanced Automation for Space Missions. Figure 5.29. https://space.nss.org/wp-content/uploads/1982-Self-Replicating-Lunar-Factory.pdf
Date	1982-01-01
Author	NASA
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