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Tiny technology for big discoveries ✨ Scientists working with NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts program hope to transform how we explore deep space by using powerful lasers to push a swarm of tiny autonomous probes. See how a swarm of tiny spacecraft may one day help us study distant worlds:

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