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Satellite Network Guowang: Video Call Between Arctic and Antarctic

By with∅ut-me 12.10.2026 13 views
TL;DR AI-generated China's Guowang satellite network facilitated the first video call between the Arctic and Antarctic with a one-second delay. Data transfers between Chinese ships reached 30 MBit/s.
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800 Gigabytes: NASA Releases Partially Unpublished Artemis-2 Data

By with∅ut-me 12.10.2026 17 views
TL;DR AI-generated NASA has released over 800 gigabytes of data from the Artemis-2 mission, including more than 11,000 photos and videos, and eight and a half hours of audio recordings. This data is now accessible in NASA's public Planetary Data System.
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ESA Director General Presents 10 Billion Euro Plan for Space Flights Without NASA

By with∅ut-me 11.10.2026 18 views
TL;DR AI-generated The European Space Agency (ESA) plans to develop its own capabilities for crewed spaceflights over the next ten years with a budget of approximately 10 billion euros. The goal is to reduce dependence on international partners like NASA and strengthen the European space industry.
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Collisions in Orbit: SpaceX Not Taking Space Debris Problem Seriously

By with∅ut-me 09.10.2026 28 views
TL;DR AI-generated SpaceX launched the Space Safety platform to track satellite orbits and prevent collisions. The ESA reports 30,000 objects with known trajectories and over a million dangerous debris pieces in orbit. International regulation is suggested as a long-term solution.
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On the Death of Margaret Hamilton: Her Software Helped Apollo 11 Land on the Moon

By with∅ut-me 08.10.2026 18 views
TL;DR AI-generated Margaret Hamilton, who led the development of Apollo onboard software, has died at the age of 90. Her work at MIT was crucial to the reliability of the software that ensured critical functions during the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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ESA Probe Hera Nears Didymos: Target Asteroid Photographed as a Single Pixel

By with∅ut-me 08.10.2026 25 views
TL;DR AI-generated The ESA probe Hera has photographed the target asteroid Didymos as a single pixel from approximately 236,500 kilometers away. The probe is nearing final braking maneuvers to study the aftermath of the NASA probe impact on Dimorphos starting in November.
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Google Tests AI Chips in Space - Data Centers in Space

By with∅ut-me 01.10.2026 41 views
TL;DR AI-generated Google is testing AI processing chips in space using the MVP satellite. The chips will handle simple AI requests to assess the feasibility of space-based data centers under real conditions. Cooling presents a significant challenge.
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