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EcoGalactic, Two Years On: Same Intent, Rebuilt Around One Agent

In April 2024 I described EcoGalactic as an AI-generated lab, half me and half machine, publishing daily content about sustainable space habitation. Two years later the intent still holds. Almost everything underneath it has moved, and the largest shift is that the project now runs on a single agent rather than a row of separate tools. This is the updated version of that note. Continuer de lire EcoGalactic, Two Years On: Same Intent, Rebuilt Around One Agent

Could Lunar Water Discoveries Vanish Under Starship’s Thrust?

Cosmic housekeeping gone wrong? SpaceX’s Starship might accidentally destroy what scientists hope to study on the Moon. According to Popular Science, researchers from multiple institutions including NASA and Johns Hopkins University warn that the massive spacecraft’s powerful landing could contaminate pristine ice deposits in the Moon’s darkest regions. Not just a parking problem. The sheer power of Starship – a 50-meter-tall upper stage powered by … Continuer de lire Could Lunar Water Discoveries Vanish Under Starship’s Thrust?