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AI is here. That might seem like a trite comment, but almost a quarter of developers still see AI as something they don’t plan to use: But ‘using AI’ doesn’t necessarily mean vibe coding your application into oblivion. Using AI as a developer means two things: The key to the seco...
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Last week's New Shepard suborbital flight, with six women on board, generated a lot of attention but also criticism. Deana Weibel examines the flight and how it broke decades-old norms of spaceflight.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Much of the focus on forecasting and responding to space weather has been on the terrestrial impact of solar storms on communications and the power grid. Jeff Foust reports the effect of space weather on satellites and space missions is now growing in importance.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
In the concluding part of his history of ESPA, Darren Raspa recounts the development and first flight of that payload adapter and its evolution in the years that followed.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
NASA+, the new streaming service run by the space agency, is offering more than just old videos and coverage of launches. Jeff Foust reviews a new documentary released on NASA+ last week that examines NASA's role in protecting the Earth from asteroid impacts.
Rekt News
What began as opportunistic bots has become a full-blown MEV cartel — private auctions, hidden relays, and validator collusion now rule blockspace, turning decentralization into a pay-to-play game you never signed up for.