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Low gravity on other planets may impact the ability to operate a rotating drill string and researchers want to discover if the high frequency movements of
Low gravity on other planets may impact the ability to operate a rotating drill string and researchers want to discover if the high frequency movements of ultrasonic vibrations can be applied to a dr… [+1495 chars]
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