$FLY is working with Seagate Space to explore sea-based launch capabilities.
$RKLB on the other hand is fully vertical-integrated and develops its own ‘Return On Investment’, the ocean landing platform for Neutron missions returning to Earth.
$RKLB on the other hand is fully vertical-integrated and develops its own ‘Return On Investment’, the ocean landing platform for Neutron missions returning to Earth.
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Multimodal Hexapod #Robot Switches Locomotion Modes to Adapt to Any Terrain
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Artemis II Was a Massive Collaboration! 🚀 Nothing was built alone! $LMT Orion Crew Capsule $EADSY European Service Module $NOC Solid Rocket Boosters $BA Core Stage $LHX Main Engines
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How do you sustain life 400,000 km from Earth?
Meet the European Service Module (ESM). Beyond Earth's orbit, this Airbus-built marvel takes over, powering systems, charging batteries, and providing the vital air and water the Artemis II crew needs to survive.
Meet the European Service Module (ESM). Beyond Earth's orbit, this Airbus-built marvel takes over, powering systems, charging batteries, and providing the vital air and water the Artemis II crew needs to survive.
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$PL/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
PL is scaling its next-gen Earth observation fleet. Three new Pelican satellites just shipped to Vandenberg for an upcoming SpaceX rideshare launch.
Breakdown:
• Constellation Growth: Boosting the
fleet to hit faster, intra-day revisit
rates.
• Sharp Specs: Delivering 50 cm
resolution imagery across six
multispectral bands.
• Edge Compute: Powered by onboard
$NVDA Jetson AI to slash latency
and push actionable data to clients
faster.
• Roadmap: Gen 2 Pelicans drop later in 2026, targeting an upgrade to 30 cm resolution.
The satellite data market is shifting. The real edge it's onboard AI processing and getting intel back to Earth in near real-time.
Breakdown:
• Constellation Growth: Boosting the
fleet to hit faster, intra-day revisit
rates.
• Sharp Specs: Delivering 50 cm
resolution imagery across six
multispectral bands.
• Edge Compute: Powered by onboard
$NVDA Jetson AI to slash latency
and push actionable data to clients
faster.
• Roadmap: Gen 2 Pelicans drop later in 2026, targeting an upgrade to 30 cm resolution.
The satellite data market is shifting. The real edge it's onboard AI processing and getting intel back to Earth in near real-time.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
How do you sustain life 400,000 km from Earth? Meet the European Service Module (ESM). Beyond Earth's orbit, this Airbus-built marvel takes over, powering systems, charging batteries, and providing the vital air and water the Artemis II crew needs to survive.
We are officially at an inflection point for the space economy.
Artemis II is literally flying around the Moon right now. NASA's updated timeline sets up Artemis 3 for critical lander tests in 2027, feeding straight into Artemis 4 for a crewed lunar landing in 2028.
Combine that with the upcoming SpaceX IPO. And yes, at rumored ~$2 trillion valuation, it's insanely overhyped. But ignore the valuation for a second, that IPO is going to act as a massive catalyst, funneling billions into the broader space sector.
Morgan Stanley is projecting the space economy to explode from roughly $600 billion today to $1.8 trillion by 2035.
The smart play isn't buying an overvalued mega-cap (not at this multiple). It's accumulating the picks-and-shovels companies driving the underlying data and logistics.
Look at the current valuations:
• $RKLB – ~$38.5B
• $ASTS – ~$27.1B
• $PL – ~$11.1B
• $FLY – ~$5.5B
• $LUNR – ~$2.8B
• $RDW – ~$1.8B
We are still early.
Artemis II is literally flying around the Moon right now. NASA's updated timeline sets up Artemis 3 for critical lander tests in 2027, feeding straight into Artemis 4 for a crewed lunar landing in 2028.
Combine that with the upcoming SpaceX IPO. And yes, at rumored ~$2 trillion valuation, it's insanely overhyped. But ignore the valuation for a second, that IPO is going to act as a massive catalyst, funneling billions into the broader space sector.
Morgan Stanley is projecting the space economy to explode from roughly $600 billion today to $1.8 trillion by 2035.
The smart play isn't buying an overvalued mega-cap (not at this multiple). It's accumulating the picks-and-shovels companies driving the underlying data and logistics.
Look at the current valuations:
• $RKLB – ~$38.5B
• $ASTS – ~$27.1B
• $PL – ~$11.1B
• $FLY – ~$5.5B
• $LUNR – ~$2.8B
• $RDW – ~$1.8B
We are still early.
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The food crisis just became visible on a map
Every dot is a fertilizer plant that shut down in March 2026.
India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Ammonia and urea plants closed or partially closed.
No LNG = no fertilizer production
No fertilizer = smaller harvests
Smaller harvests = food prices spike.
This is how a war in the Gulf becomes hunger in South Asia.
3 billion people live on this map.
They just need food to grow.
The Hormuz crisis started as an energy story.
It just became a food security emergency.
And the next harvest hasn't even been planted yet.
Every dot is a fertilizer plant that shut down in March 2026.
India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Ammonia and urea plants closed or partially closed.
No LNG = no fertilizer production
No fertilizer = smaller harvests
Smaller harvests = food prices spike.
This is how a war in the Gulf becomes hunger in South Asia.
3 billion people live on this map.
They just need food to grow.
The Hormuz crisis started as an energy story.
It just became a food security emergency.
And the next harvest hasn't even been planted yet.
One month of war
Here's what it did to your flight ticket.
✈️ Bangkok → Frankfurt: $474 → $2,870
✈️ Hong Kong → London: $503 → $3,318
✈️ Sydney → London: $733 → $3,875
✈️ Singapore → London: $598 → $1,953
✈️ Kuala Lumpur → Paris: $490 → $1,931
Some routes went up 5-6x in 30 days.
This is what a closed Hormuz looks like at the checkout.
In your holiday budget.
Here's what it did to your flight ticket.
✈️ Bangkok → Frankfurt: $474 → $2,870
✈️ Hong Kong → London: $503 → $3,318
✈️ Sydney → London: $733 → $3,875
✈️ Singapore → London: $598 → $1,953
✈️ Kuala Lumpur → Paris: $490 → $1,931
Some routes went up 5-6x in 30 days.
This is what a closed Hormuz looks like at the checkout.
In your holiday budget.
Nobody wants to talk about coal anymore.
The market doesn't care.
But Newcastle Coal Futures just hit $145/ton.
Highest since 2024.
Here's why:
Hormuz closed → LNG disrupted → Asia needs power now
And the only fuel you can't sanction, can't blockade, and can't shut down with a missile?
Coal.
China understood this years ago.
Now every country in Asia scrambling for LNG alternatives is chasing the same molecule China already secured.
China isn't panicking at $145/ton coal.
It's already sitting on domestic supply.
Its competitors are not.
The countries that called coal "dirty" are now paying whatever it takes to burn it.
Nature doesn't negotiate on ideology.
Neither does the market.
The market doesn't care.
But Newcastle Coal Futures just hit $145/ton.
Highest since 2024.
Here's why:
Hormuz closed → LNG disrupted → Asia needs power now
And the only fuel you can't sanction, can't blockade, and can't shut down with a missile?
Coal.
China understood this years ago.
Now every country in Asia scrambling for LNG alternatives is chasing the same molecule China already secured.
China isn't panicking at $145/ton coal.
It's already sitting on domestic supply.
Its competitors are not.
The countries that called coal "dirty" are now paying whatever it takes to burn it.
Nature doesn't negotiate on ideology.
Neither does the market.
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⚡ 🇺🇸🇮🇷 The deadline set by President Donald Trump for Iran to reach a deal is now less than 14 hours away.
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Space data is growing with the war and space economy! I think this 3 opportunity is deserved to pay more attention! The whole geopolitical landscape is shifting, and governments are suddenly realizing they don't have the time or money to build…
$SPIR: Spire announced its expanded agriculture intelligence offering with integrated soil moisture data and weather forecasting capabilities.
The solution delivers a continuous "past-present-future" soil moisture and weather intelligence framework, integrating more than 40 years of historical records with daily satellite observations, site-specific forecasts extending up to 45 days, and AI-driven sub-seasonal guidance.
The solution delivers a continuous "past-present-future" soil moisture and weather intelligence framework, integrating more than 40 years of historical records with daily satellite observations, site-specific forecasts extending up to 45 days, and AI-driven sub-seasonal guidance.
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Wow
The Bone Studio has introduced a high precision motion capture system that records humans performing everyday tasks.
And than this data is used to help robotic machines learn how we move and interact with the world.
bones.studio/datasets
The Bone Studio has introduced a high precision motion capture system that records humans performing everyday tasks.
And than this data is used to help robotic machines learn how we move and interact with the world.
bones.studio/datasets
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BCI company BrainCo just released a new dexterous hand: Revo3.
But this time, it’s not for humans, it’s built for humanoid robots.
＞21 DOF
＞Full-palm + fingertip tactile sensing
＞Direct drive + backdrivable design
＞33 grasp types
＞20N fingertip pinch force
＞Open-source ecosystem, one-click deployment
It looks bigger and heavier than the previous versions, but clearly designed for real robot work:picking up objects, using tools, and performing tasks...
btw, what do you think are the real differences between the hands of humanoid robots and the bionic hands used by humans?
But this time, it’s not for humans, it’s built for humanoid robots.
＞21 DOF
＞Full-palm + fingertip tactile sensing
＞Direct drive + backdrivable design
＞33 grasp types
＞20N fingertip pinch force
＞Open-source ecosystem, one-click deployment
It looks bigger and heavier than the previous versions, but clearly designed for real robot work:picking up objects, using tools, and performing tasks...
btw, what do you think are the real differences between the hands of humanoid robots and the bionic hands used by humans?
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BCI company BrainCo just released a new dexterous hand: Revo3. But this time, it’s not for humans, it’s built for humanoid robots. ＞21 DOF ＞Full-palm + fingertip tactile sensing ＞Direct drive + backdrivable design ＞33 grasp types ＞20N fingertip pinch force…
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Can a dexterous hand still function after being run over by a 2-ton car?
The dexterous hand is the most expensive component of a humanoid robot, and if it breaks, the task is interrupted.
Hangzhou BrainCo conducted a rigorous test on its latest dexterous hand, Revo2: it was run over by a nearly 2-ton Volvo car, dropped from a height of 5m, dropped 30m, and subjected to forceful impacts from a Unitree G1 robot. It still managed to maintain a stable grip and continue operating.
Revo2 is BrainCo's next-generation dexterous/bionic hand, released last year.
yes, a human-robot hybrid hand. It's very light, only 383g, 20kg payload,capable of precision manipulation down to 0.1mm (such as threading a needle), and possesses multi-dimensional tactile perception (hardness, texture, direction, proximity, etc.).
This test also demonstrates that after achieving breakthroughs in performance, a dexterous hand also needs to be extremely durable and able to function under extreme environmental pressures.
The dexterous hand is the most expensive component of a humanoid robot, and if it breaks, the task is interrupted.
Hangzhou BrainCo conducted a rigorous test on its latest dexterous hand, Revo2: it was run over by a nearly 2-ton Volvo car, dropped from a height of 5m, dropped 30m, and subjected to forceful impacts from a Unitree G1 robot. It still managed to maintain a stable grip and continue operating.
Revo2 is BrainCo's next-generation dexterous/bionic hand, released last year.
yes, a human-robot hybrid hand. It's very light, only 383g, 20kg payload,capable of precision manipulation down to 0.1mm (such as threading a needle), and possesses multi-dimensional tactile perception (hardness, texture, direction, proximity, etc.).
This test also demonstrates that after achieving breakthroughs in performance, a dexterous hand also needs to be extremely durable and able to function under extreme environmental pressures.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Anthropic just announced it has crossed $30 billion in annualized revenue, and it is only the beginning of April. Two months ago, that number was sitting at $14 billion. Before that, it was $9 billion at the end of 2025 and it was barely $1 billion in late…
Google has the equivalent of roughly 5 million Nvidia H100 GPUs!
Therefore, it's no surprise that Anthropic's needs are now benefiting Google.
As I said yesterday, Google is exceptionally well-positioned: strong revenue streams, its own chips, and above all: distribution.
Anthropic is now also selling shovels for the gold rush.
Therefore, it's no surprise that Anthropic's needs are now benefiting Google.
As I said yesterday, Google is exceptionally well-positioned: strong revenue streams, its own chips, and above all: distribution.
Anthropic is now also selling shovels for the gold rush.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
⚡ 🇺🇸🇮🇷 The deadline set by President Donald Trump for Iran to reach a deal is now less than 14 hours away.
❗️Donald Trump: An entire civilization could perish tonight and never return. I don't want this to happen, but it's likely to happen anyway.
However, now that we have a complete and final regime change, in which other, more reasonable and less radicalized forces will prevail, perhaps something truly revolutionary and wonderful will happen - who knows?
We will find out tonight - in one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the world.
47 years of extortion, corruption, and death will finally come to an end.
May God bless the great people of Iran!
However, now that we have a complete and final regime change, in which other, more reasonable and less radicalized forces will prevail, perhaps something truly revolutionary and wonderful will happen - who knows?
We will find out tonight - in one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the world.
47 years of extortion, corruption, and death will finally come to an end.
May God bless the great people of Iran!
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