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Tuesday·Tue, Apr 14·1 story from 1 source
White House wants Pentagon to demo nuclear space power by 2031
POLICY-REG7d ago

White House wants Pentagon to demo nuclear space power by 2031

Pentagon and NASA will collaborate on design competitions under the National Initiative for American Space Nuclear Power, aiming to demonstrate space-based nuclear power by 2031. This initiative seeks to enhance U.S. capabilities in nuclear energy for space applications, with both agencies working in parallel to develop innovative solutions that could transform future space missions and operations.

Sunday·Sun, Apr 12·1 story from 1 source
MIT STAR Lab Expands Scope from Lasercom Innovation to Space Policy Architecture
D2D-COMMS9d ago

MIT STAR Lab Expands Scope from Lasercom Innovation to Space Policy Architecture

MIT's STAR Lab is broadening its focus from laser communication hardware to encompass space policy architecture, addressing the growing complexity of the orbital environment. This strategic shift aims to integrate technological advancements with regulatory frameworks, ensuring sustainable development in space telecommunications and related fields. The initiative reflects a proactive approach to emerging challenges in space governance.