ICYMI: ISS inflation failures, remote controlled muscles and more

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Today on In Case You Missed It: That newly installed inflatable habitat aboard the International Space Station has refused to fully inflate and nobody's sure why just yet. A Japanese inventor has devised a system that enables users to hijack another person's limbs simply by moving their own. And Disney released a special edition LP set for Star Wars: The Force Awakens soundtrack that features hidden, laser-engraved images of the Millennium Falcon and TIE Fighters.
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