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MIT is building space stations like you would build with magnatiles
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Floating magnetic tiles click together in zero-G to build the future of space. Dr. Ariel Ekblaw's self-assembling technology could pave the way for stadium-sized orbital solar arrays, lunar Artemis habitats, and modular replacements for the International Space Station.Sept. 10, 2026
