Nasa
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- developed by MAVEN 95%
- employed by Victor J. Glover 95%
- developed by Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope 95%
- developed by Ingenuity 95%
- employed by Christina Koch 95%
- developed by Artemis III 90%
- instance of Artemis II 90%
- developed by Artemis II 90%
- developed by Artemis program 90%
- affiliated with MAVEN 90%
- affiliated with Jet Propulsion Laboratory 90%
- employed by Randolph Bresnik 90%
- 2026-05-28 product_launch NASA is testing its own cutting-edge AI chip for future space missions. source
- 2026-05-27 funding NASA awarded initial contracts for its moon base initiative to multiple U.S. companies. source
- 2026-05-27 product_launch NASA awarded contracts for moon base hardware, including landers and drones, to support future missions. source
- 2026-05-27 partnership NASA selected Blue Origin to lead the first of three uncrewed lunar missions. source
- 2026-05-26 product_launch NASA awarded contracts for lunar base hardware, including landers, rovers, and drones. source
- 2026-05-26 partnership NASA awarded contracts to multiple aerospace companies for lunar exploration hardware. source
- 2026-05-26 partnership NASA awarded contracts to Blue Origin and Astrolab for lunar missions. source
- 2026-05-26 product_launch NASA announced plans for up to three lunar missions by the end of 2026 to test landers and rovers. source
- 2026-05-18 product_launch NASA unveiled a new AI space processor. source
- 2026-05-16 product_launch NASA has developed a new radiation-proof chip for deep space AI applications. source
- 2026-05-15 product_launch NASA is developing a new AI space chip that could enable spacecraft to think for themselves. source
- 2026-05-12 partnership NASA partnered with Microchip Technology to develop next-generation spaceflight chips. source
- 2026-05-12 partnership NASA partnered with Microchip Technology to develop next-generation spaceflight chips. source
- 2026-05-10 research_milestone NASA successfully tested new Mars helicopter rotor systems, achieving supersonic speeds. source
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New guideline promotes coherency in formalizing natural language requirements
Researchers have proposed a new guideline called "Coherency through Formalisations" for translating natural language requirements into formal languages. This principle suggests that different levels of formalization, fr…
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NASA's Swift satellite repair mission passes key spacecraft tests
NASA's Swift satellite is undergoing a critical repair mission to prevent its reentry into Earth's atmosphere. The mission involves the deployment of the Katalyst LINK spacecraft, which has successfully passed crucial t…
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NASA's Mars helicopter rotors break sound barrier in tests
NASA has successfully tested new rotor systems for its next-generation Mars helicopters, achieving speeds that pushed them past the sound barrier. These rotors, developed under Project SkyFall, reached up to 3,750 RPM, …
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NASA to train with Blue Origin moon lander prototype for 2028 mission
NASA is preparing to train with a prototype of Blue Origin's lunar lander, aiming for a crewed moon mission in 2028. This collaboration signifies a step towards establishing a sustained human presence on the Moon.
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NASA trains with Blue Origin's prototype moon lander cabin
NASA is commencing training with a full-scale prototype of Blue Origin's Mark 2 lunar lander cabin. This allows astronauts and engineers to simulate mission scenarios, test communication systems, and prepare for lunar s…
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UAP interest pushes NASA, Pentagon toward AI and fuzzy logic
The article discusses how UFOs, or UAPs, are prompting a shift in scientific and governmental approaches, particularly involving NASA and the Pentagon. This push is leading towards the integration of artificial intellig…
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Curiosity rover drills rock free; Arctic seafloor life revealed
NASA's Curiosity rover experienced an unusual incident where a rock became stuck to its drill bit during a sampling attempt on Mars. After several attempts, the rock was dislodged, and the rover can now resume its scien…
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Pentagon releases UFO files, including Buzz Aldrin's Apollo 11 sighting
The Pentagon has released a new batch of declassified files concerning unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), including details from Buzz Aldrin's 1969 Apollo 11 mission. These documents, made public by the Trump admin…
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Department of War launches UFO website with declassified files, but no alien evidence
The Department of War has launched a new website to release previously unseen files related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). This initiative stems from a directive to identify and release government informatio…
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Pentagon releases new UFO files, urges public to draw own conclusions
The Pentagon has initiated the release of new documents concerning Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), formerly known as UFOs. This initiative, supported by the White House and various intelligence agencies, aims to…
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New National Meteorologists Day honors scientific discipline beyond forecasts
The inaugural National Meteorologists Day is set for May 9, 2026, proposed by Sean Potter to honor James Pollard Espy, the first federal meteorologist appointed in 1842. This day aims to recognize the scientific discipl…
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Paper on wireless sensor network fault identification withdrawn
This paper introduces HiFiNet, a novel hierarchical framework for identifying faults in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). The system uses edge classifiers with LSTM autoencoders for temporal feature extraction and initia…
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NASA revives 'faster, better, cheaper' mantra amid budget cuts and increased risk
NASA is reportedly returning to a "faster, better, cheaper" philosophy, a strategy previously championed in the 1990s under Administrator Dan Goldin. This approach aims to increase mission frequency and incorporate more…
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Billionaires like Musk, Zuck, Altman, Gates face existential threat from vanishing scientists
A Mastodon post highlights a growing list of missing or deceased scientists, questioning the reasons behind their disappearance. The post uses hashtags related to doomsday preparedness, billionaires, and existential thr…
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SpecTM: Spectral Targeted Masking for Trustworthy Foundation Models
Researchers have developed SpecTM, a novel physics-informed masking technique for foundation models used in Earth observation. This method enhances trustworthiness by enforcing physical constraints, particularly for pre…
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PiCSRL method enhances adaptive sensing for high-dimensional data
Researchers have developed PiCSRL, a novel Physics-Informed Contextual Spectral Reinforcement Learning method designed to improve adaptive sensing in high-dimensional, low-sample-size environments. This approach integra…
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AI safety researchers warn against overconfidence in one-shot ASI fixes
The author uses the example of the Viking 1 lander to illustrate the concept of "Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness" in advanced systems. Despite engineers building in a software update mechanism to correct potential issues,…
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AI, Mars, Vision Pro, and retro tech discussed in new podcast episode
The latest episode of Games at Work features discussions on AI advancements, including Meta's controversial use of employee computer activity for AI training and a reported breach involving Anthropic's Claude Mythos mod…
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New evidence modeling technique prevents attention collapse in AI models
Researchers have identified a failure mode in attention-based models, termed 'slot collapse,' which occurs when multiple components converge on a single dominant element, leaving weaker ones unrepresented. This issue ar…
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AI discovers over 100 hidden planets in NASA data
An advanced artificial intelligence system has identified over 100 previously undiscovered planets within NASA's extensive astronomical data. The AI's analysis uncovered not only common exoplanets but also rare and extr…