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Russia’s Rassvet Constellation Hits a Critical Orbital Test
Russia’s Rassvet constellation is facing a powerful test before it can challenge Starlink. After 32 satellites launched in two batches,…
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SpaceX’s Louisiana Bet Could Redraw the Future of Space
SpaceX is putting a breathtaking number behind its Louisiana ambitions: up to $100 billion for a massive spaceport. The project…
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Interlune’s Moonshot Turns 15,000 Years Into Four Hours
What if 15,000 years of solar wind could be recreated in four hours? Interlune, a Seattle-based company, has taken that…
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SpaceX Plans a Louisiana Starbase Built for AI and Starships
SpaceX is building Starbase, Louisiana. The company announced plans on August 25, 2026, for a $100 billion launch site on…
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Why SpaceX and Nvidia Are Building Data Centers in Orbit
SpaceX and Nvidia are teaming up on orbital data centers, turning Elon Musk’s long-running space-computing idea into a plan built…
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Starcloud’s Orbital AI Ambitions Run Into a Launch Bottleneck
Starcloud has raised another $250 million to build satellites that run AI inference in orbit, taking its total funding to…
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Space Mirrors, AI Inventors, and the Trouble With Progress
Space mirrors have a visibility problem. Reflect Orbital plans to launch a test satellite that will extend an 18-by-18-meter mirror…
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Orbital AI Could Turn Satellite Hardware Into Atmospheric E-Waste
SpaceX’s orbital data center plan points toward a powerful new frontier for artificial intelligence—and a waste problem that could spread…
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How AI Satellites and Cameras Are Changing Wildfire Detection
When the Old Trails fire burned through a neighborhood in Spokane, Washington, on 10 August 2026, it showed how quickly…
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FireSat’s AI Constellation Could Change the Wildfire Clock
Wildfires are spreading across more places, burning more land, and leaving less time to respond. Now satellites, artificial intelligence, aircraft,…
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