AI in Space Robotics: Humanoid Robots vs Autonomous Drones for Lunar and Martian Missions
Executive summary Human exploration and settlement of the Moon and Mars will rely heavily on robots. Two classes of robotic…
Science
AI and Dark Matter Research: Using Machine Learning to Solve the Universe’s Biggest Mystery
Dark matter remains the largest unsolved problem in modern astrophysics and cosmology. It shapes galaxy formation, swells the Universe’s large-scale…
The Role of AI in Terraforming: Can Artificial Intelligence Help Make Mars Earth-like?
Terraforming Mars — deliberately transforming a planetary environment to make it habitable for Earth life — is one of the…
AI-Powered Telescopes: Revolutionizing the Search for New Galaxies and Habitable Planets
Astronomy is entering a new era where telescopes and detectors are only half the story — the other half is…
Autonomous Spacecrafts: How AI is Replacing Astronauts in Deep Space Exploration
Introduction The dream of space exploration has always been inseparable from human presence. From Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering flight in 1961…
Training AI Without Your Data: How Federated Learning Is Reinventing Privacy in Machine Learning”
Abstract — Federated learning (FL) is a distributed paradigm that trains shared models across many devices or silos while keeping…
Engineering Habitats at Lagrange Points: Building Human Outposts at the Edge of Earth’s Gravity
Abstract — Lagrange points are uniquely useful locations for long-duration human outposts. They combine orbital mechanics advantages with strategic access…
Terahertz Communications in Space: Beyond 5G Bandwidth for Next-Gen Satellites
Executive Summary Terahertz (THz) communications — broadly the electromagnetic spectrum roughly between 0.1 and 10 terahertz (100 GHz to 10…
AI in Orbit: How Autonomous Robots Will Assemble the Future of Space Infrastructure
Executive Summary The next era of space activity will be defined not just by rockets and crewed missions, but by…
Quantum Radar in Space: The Future of Space Debris Detection and Collision Avoidance
Introduction Earth orbit is a busy and increasingly congested environment. From defunct satellites and spent rocket stages to fragments from…
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