Abstract Space is entering its infrastructure era. For decades, progress in space has largely been measured by what we could build and launch: better satellites, more capable spacecraft, and increasingly sophisticated missions. But as the number and complexity of space activities grow, the next constraint may no longer be the spacecraft themselves. It may be Read More
Abstract It takes several months to travel the oceans by ship, one hour and forty minutes for an Earth observation satellite to circle the Earth, and 24 hours for the Earth to present all its facets to this satellite. We can thus observe by satellite a myriad of parameters in a few days and in Read More
Abstract What does it mean to live through a civilizational shift? It means the old frameworks no longer hold. The perspectives that served us on one planet fail in the in-between. The question is no longer what we can build, but what we must become. Machines can originate—GenAI proves this daily. But origination in isolation Read More