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space
Feb 9, 2024
Obruta Space: How AI-Powered Pilots Are Enabling the Orbital Economy
Insights into how autonomous technology and artificial intelligence are transforming orbital infrastructure through cost-effective spacecraft refueling, maintenance, and debris removal systems.

space
Feb 9, 2024
Obruta Space: How AI-Powered Pilots Are Enabling the Orbital Economy
Insights into how autonomous technology and artificial intelligence are transforming orbital infrastructure through cost-effective spacecraft refueling, maintenance, and debris removal systems.

space
Aug 21, 2024
Montana Bilger: Using Spaceflight and AI to Unlock Breakthroughs in Human Health on Earth
An investigation into how spaceflight accelerates biomedical discovery, with AI-driven models and microgravity experiments revealing new disease targets and therapeutic pathways for conditions on Earth.

space
Aug 21, 2024
Montana Bilger: Using Spaceflight and AI to Unlock Breakthroughs in Human Health on Earth
An investigation into how spaceflight accelerates biomedical discovery, with AI-driven models and microgravity experiments revealing new disease targets and therapeutic pathways for conditions on Earth.
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opinion
Jul 16, 2025
Could AI and Machine Learning revolutionize real-time space situational awareness? By Heer Patel
Earth’s orbit is turning into a cosmic traffic jam — and AI may be our best hope to manage it. In this EcoAero article, Heer Patel highlights how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are transforming Space Situational Awareness by predicting collisions, enabling autonomous satellite maneuvers, and identifying hazardous debris with stunning accuracy.

opinion
Jul 12, 2025
Are contrails the overlooked culprit in aviation emissions? By Aviraj Dastidar
High above us, thin white streaks trail jets across the sky—but these contrails may be doing more harm than we realize. In this article, Aviraj Dastidar explores how a small percentage of flights are responsible for a disproportionately large climate impact through contrail-induced cirrus clouds.

opinion
Jul 10, 2025
Are aviation incidents on the rise? By Aadit Ramadas
In this article, Aadit Ramadas examines recent high-profile aviation incidents and questions whether flight safety is declining or if increased awareness and media coverage are amplifying concerns. Despite stable incident rates per flight, rising global air traffic and staffing shortages contribute to more occurrences. The article highlights social media’s role in shaping perceptions but emphasizes aviation remains statistically safe.

opinion
Jun 30, 2025
World Asteroid Day: Are asteroids truly a severe threat to humanity? By Heer Patel
On World Asteroid Day, Heer Patel explores how humanity is confronting the potential threat of asteroid impacts. The article highlights the science behind asteroid detection, the importance of planetary defense systems like NASA’s NEO Surveyor and the DART mission, and emerging technologies such as solar sailing nanobots and space-based lasers.

Opinion
Jun 28, 2025
Do the benefits of space exploration outweigh its environmental costs? By Harsh Patel
Pushing the boundaries of science and uniting nations, space exploration offers remarkable benefits—but at an environmental cost. In this article, Harsh Patel weighs the impacts of ozone depletion and carbon emissions from rockets against the technological breakthroughs, global cooperation, and inspiration that space missions provide.

space
May 2, 2025
Duncan Eddy: Applying AI to Smarter Collision Avoidance and Space Traffic Management
A look at how AI-driven decision frameworks are optimizing satellite collision avoidance in low-Earth orbit, with new approaches that balance fuel use and safety to reduce long-term congestion and collision risk.

space
Apr 17, 2025
Mariel Borowitz: Shaping Space Policy and Lunar Governance for a Sustainable Future
A look at how policy frameworks for open data, space situational awareness, and lunar governance are shaping the future of space sustainability, emphasizing the need for international cooperation, transparency, and responsible behavior in orbit and cislunar space.

space
Apr 16, 2025
Nilton Renno: Harnessing Hypervelocity Signals to Detect the Invisible Threat of Space Debris
A detailed look at innovative detection methods for small-scale space debris using electromagnetic signals from hypervelocity collisions, enhancing orbital safety through improved situational awareness.
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opinion
Jul 16, 2025
Could AI and Machine Learning revolutionize real-time space situational awareness? By Heer Patel
Earth’s orbit is turning into a cosmic traffic jam — and AI may be our best hope to manage it. In this EcoAero article, Heer Patel highlights how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are transforming Space Situational Awareness by predicting collisions, enabling autonomous satellite maneuvers, and identifying hazardous debris with stunning accuracy.

opinion
Jul 12, 2025
Are contrails the overlooked culprit in aviation emissions? By Aviraj Dastidar
High above us, thin white streaks trail jets across the sky—but these contrails may be doing more harm than we realize. In this article, Aviraj Dastidar explores how a small percentage of flights are responsible for a disproportionately large climate impact through contrail-induced cirrus clouds.

opinion
Jul 10, 2025
Are aviation incidents on the rise? By Aadit Ramadas
In this article, Aadit Ramadas examines recent high-profile aviation incidents and questions whether flight safety is declining or if increased awareness and media coverage are amplifying concerns. Despite stable incident rates per flight, rising global air traffic and staffing shortages contribute to more occurrences. The article highlights social media’s role in shaping perceptions but emphasizes aviation remains statistically safe.

opinion
Jun 30, 2025
World Asteroid Day: Are asteroids truly a severe threat to humanity? By Heer Patel
On World Asteroid Day, Heer Patel explores how humanity is confronting the potential threat of asteroid impacts. The article highlights the science behind asteroid detection, the importance of planetary defense systems like NASA’s NEO Surveyor and the DART mission, and emerging technologies such as solar sailing nanobots and space-based lasers.

Opinion
Jun 28, 2025
Do the benefits of space exploration outweigh its environmental costs? By Harsh Patel
Pushing the boundaries of science and uniting nations, space exploration offers remarkable benefits—but at an environmental cost. In this article, Harsh Patel weighs the impacts of ozone depletion and carbon emissions from rockets against the technological breakthroughs, global cooperation, and inspiration that space missions provide.

space
May 2, 2025
Duncan Eddy: Applying AI to Smarter Collision Avoidance and Space Traffic Management
A look at how AI-driven decision frameworks are optimizing satellite collision avoidance in low-Earth orbit, with new approaches that balance fuel use and safety to reduce long-term congestion and collision risk.
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