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The Photonic Memory Revolution: Computing at Light Speed with Million-Year Archives

The global datasphere is undergoing explosive growth, projected to reach a staggering 394 zettabytes by 2028. Yet, traditional electronic storage infrastructure is rapidly approaching its limits. Hard drives last just 2–5 years, data centers now consume nearly 3% of the world’s electricity, and the annual storage production gap exceeds 6 …

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Navigating the Cosmos: The Quest for AI Regulation in Space and Satellite Operations

The fusion of artificial intelligence and space technology is reshaping the boundaries of human achievement. From autonomous satellite networks analyzing climate patterns in real time to AI-guided rovers exploring the Martian surface, intelligent systems are becoming indispensable to both commercial and governmental space missions. However, while AI technology advances at …

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Nuclear Fusion-Powered Propulsion: Igniting Humanity’s Interplanetary Future

The race to harness star power for space travel is accelerating. With recent breakthroughs on Earth achieving net energy gain in fusion reactions, attention is turning skyward. Fusion propulsion offers the tantalizing potential to transform the solar system into a navigable domain within a generation. Mars transits could be reduced from …

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