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Orbital compute: why AI processing is moving into space
From edge AI modules on satellites to SpaceX's planned Starmind AI1 orbital data center, AI processing is moving off the ground and into orbit.
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- Companies & SpaceX UK backs a world-first debris-removal mission with more than £60m, with ClearSpace UK as partner
- Space Stocks Rocket Lab pushes Neutron's first launch to 2027 after propellant-tank dome defect
- Science & Exploration ESA's Hera spots Didymos and starts braking for its asteroid rendezvous
- Launches CRS-35 Dragon reaches the ISS with the station's final pair of roll-out solar arrays
- Science & Exploration Read the fine print: Artemis III is now a low Earth orbit test, and NASA will explain the plan on Oct. 23
- Launches Ariane 6's tenth flight will carry 36 Amazon Leo satellites, no earlier than Nov. 23
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Companies & SpaceX
UK backs a world-first debris-removal mission with more than £60m, with ClearSpace UK as partner
The UK Active Debris Removal mission aims to capture and deorbit two defunct satellites by 2032, launching from SaxaVord in 2029.
Space Stocks
Rocket Lab pushes Neutron's first launch to 2027 after propellant-tank dome defect
Rocket Lab says Neutron's debut now moves into 2027 after voids were found in a carbon-composite first-stage tank dome. Here is what has to happen before a new date is set.
Science & Exploration
ESA's Hera spots Didymos and starts braking for its asteroid rendezvous
Two years after launch, ESA's planetary-defence probe Hera has caught its first glimpse of the Didymos binary asteroid and begun a series of braking burns.
Launches
CRS-35 Dragon reaches the ISS with the station's final pair of roll-out solar arrays
SpaceX's 35th NASA cargo mission delivered more than 6,300 pounds of supplies, new experiments and the last two iROSA solar arrays to the International Space Station.
Science & Exploration
Read the fine print: Artemis III is now a low Earth orbit test, and NASA will explain the plan on Oct. 23
NASA's latest advisory describes Artemis III as a four-astronaut mission to low Earth orbit next year, with the Moon landing goal set for 2028. Leadership briefs on Oct. 23.
Launches
Ariane 6's tenth flight will carry 36 Amazon Leo satellites, no earlier than Nov. 23
Arianespace's VA271 / LE-04 mission will use the four-booster Ariane 64 and bring Arianespace's Amazon Leo total to 136 satellites, as Amazon nears commercial service.
Launches
Launches
CRS-35 Dragon reaches the ISS with the station's final pair of roll-out solar arrays
SpaceX's 35th NASA cargo mission delivered more than 6,300 pounds of supplies, new experiments and the last two iROSA solar arrays to the International Space Station.
Companies & SpaceX
Companies & SpaceX
UK backs a world-first debris-removal mission with more than £60m, with ClearSpace UK as partner
The UK Active Debris Removal mission aims to capture and deorbit two defunct satellites by 2032, launching from SaxaVord in 2029.
Space Stocks
Space Stocks
Rocket Lab pushes Neutron's first launch to 2027 after propellant-tank dome defect
Rocket Lab says Neutron's debut now moves into 2027 after voids were found in a carbon-composite first-stage tank dome. Here is what has to happen before a new date is set.
Science & Exploration
Science & Exploration
ESA's Hera spots Didymos and starts braking for its asteroid rendezvous
Two years after launch, ESA's planetary-defence probe Hera has caught its first glimpse of the Didymos binary asteroid and begun a series of braking burns.
AI & Edge Tech
AI & Edge Tech
Orbital compute: why AI processing is moving into space
From edge AI modules on satellites to SpaceX's planned Starmind AI1 orbital data center, AI processing is moving off the ground and into orbit.