A New Hand in Space

Last year, a small robot went to the space station.

Its name is CIMON, and it can talk with people.

Astronauts from many countries work together up there.

They do science tests and fix things every day.

CIMON helps them find tools and read notes.

When someone feels tired, it plays music for them.

Space work is hard, so teamwork is very important.

The robot learns from every talk it has.

Next year, more robots will fly to space.

People from Earth will keep working side by side.

But not every school has a robot.

Some schools have no computers at all.

In poor towns, children read old books.

In rich towns, children use new tablets.

This gap is not fair.

Every child needs a chance to learn.

So some countries now send free tablets to small villages.

Teachers also get training there.

Step by step, the gap can get smaller.