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An AI-chemist robot figured out how to make oxygen out of Martian dirt and water. So what could this mean for future missions to Mars?

The "AI chemist" creates catalysts that split water molecules from Martian meteorites into hydrogen and oxygen

A Chinese robot using artificial intelligence was able to find a way to create oxygen from Martian materials, the research team behind the project says.

Scientists want to split Martian water to make oxygen. They're employing AI to light the way.

The robot was able to come up with the experiment and carry it out "without human intervention." It could be used to make many different chemical compounds.

The robot was able to come up with the experiment and carry it out "without human intervention." It could be used to make many different chemical compounds.

The system uses Martian materials to produce catalysts that release oxygen from water. The system uses Martian materials to produce catalysts that release oxygen from water.

Scientists want to split Martian water to make oxygen. Theyre employing AI to light the way.

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