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NASA and IBM lunar AI exploration collaboration

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Latest: NASA and IBM launch open-source AI for lunar mapping

NASA and IBM have collaborated to release an open-source artificial intelligence tool known as the NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model. Designed to accelerate lunar scientific exploration, the model utilizes data from multip

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Polish space sector development and international engagement

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Latest: Artemis Program offers space exploration opportunities for Polish firms

The Polish space sector is experiencing increased development and international interest. In late August 2026, the Polish Space Agency, Akces NCBR, and the Agency for Responsible Industry launched the second edition of a

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European push for independent space exploration

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Latest: Thomas Pesquet calls for European space sovereignty and lunar independence

European space leaders and astronauts are advocating for increased autonomy in space exploration to reduce strategic dependence on international partners. ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher indicated that Europe cou

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Global lunar colonization and base development

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Latest: NASA seeks technology proposals for future lunar base

Developments regarding the establishment of permanent lunar bases have emerged from both private industry and national space agencies. Dylan Taylor, CEO of Voyager Technologies, has predicted that humans will be living a

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NASA and ISRO collaborate on lunar exploration

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Latest: NASA invites ISRO to join lunar base program

NASA has officially invited the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to participate in its Moon Base programme, an initiative aimed at establishing a permanent human presence near the lunar South Pole. This invitati

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NASA Artemis program strategic restructuring

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Latest: NASA accelerates Artemis program with new lunar traffic and suit plans

NASA has initiated a strategic overhaul of the Artemis program to address budget overruns, delays, and environmental risks. Administrator Jared Isaacman announced a shift toward prioritizing robotics over human moonwalks

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Artemis program: crew flights, contracts, lunar base

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Latest: NASA Artemis missions advance with successful lunar flyby and rocket assembly

NASA’s Artemis II crewed lunar fly‑by in April 2026 demonstrated Orion’s optical‑laser communications, set a new distance record, and returned to Kennedy Space Center for a homecoming ceremony. The mission, carrying Comm

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Asteroid defence & Artemis lunar navigation

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Latest: NASA extends Starling satellite swarm mission to test autonomous navigation

International efforts in asteroid defense and lunar navigation continue to advance. China’s National Space Administration (CNSA) plans a 2027 launch to test kinetic impact deflection on asteroid 2015 XF261. Led by scient

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Lunar microbial survival and contamination risks

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Latest: NASA study finds Earth microbes could survive in lunar shadows

NASA-led research has identified that certain Earth-based microbes could survive in the shaded, cold regions of the Moon’s South Pole. Using data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, scientists modeled survival niches

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