Nottingham Analogue Space Arm

Brand: Nottingham Analogue

The Nottingham Analogue Space Arm (NASA) is a research project based at the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom. Its goal is to develop and test advanced technology for long-duration space missions using analogue environments on Earth. Specifically, NASA aims to reproduce the harsh, confined, and isolated conditions found in space on Earth to provide insight into how astronauts and technology will cope with extended stays in space. The project covers a range of research areas, from medical and biological simulations to autonomous robotics and habitat design, with the ultimate aim of improving the safety and performance of future manned space missions.

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• Offset Angle:
• Pivot to Spindle: 210 mm
• Cartridge Range: 2-20 g
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