A new episode of the This Week In Space podcast turns its attention to robots built for some of the most unforgiving places humans cannot easily reach. The episode, titled "Robots in Dark and Scary Places," is part of the show's ongoing coverage of space exploration and the technology that makes it possible.

The podcast is produced by Space.com, which publishes it as a regular audio program covering news and developments from across the space sector. Its focus on machines working in hostile conditions reflects a broader theme in space science: many of the environments scientists most want to study, from the surfaces of distant worlds to dark caves and deep craters, are too dangerous or inaccessible for crews to explore directly.

Because the source material available for this report is limited to the episode title and its listing, the specific robotic missions, technical details and expert guests discussed in the episode could not be confirmed here. Listeners interested in the full discussion can find the episode through the podcast's official page on Space.com.

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