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DTN 148: US Astronauts Are Going Back to the Moon
Plus: DOE resumes nuclear waste search, SpaceX and xAI merger, new wiper malware hits Polish energy grid, stratospheric internet, criminalizing cloudseeding, and more.
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Plus: DOE resumes nuclear waste search, SpaceX and xAI merger, new wiper malware hits Polish energy grid, stratospheric internet, criminalizing cloudseeding, and more.
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Mark Groden is the founder and CEO of Skyryse, a company building an operating system to make any aircraft easier and safer to fly.
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Plus: Private space station assembles for orbit, liquid-metal motors, synthetic human chromosomes, AI models tested on Dungeons & Dragons, space junk sonic booms, China's defense innovation cities, and more.
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Plus: Moon hotel opens reservations, wireless power for aircraft, NASA's lunar nuclear reactor, light-up engineered skin, lip-syncing robots, and more.
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Tristan Jennings is founding partner at Solaris Ventures, a niche venture capital firm focused on Series A investments in space and dual-use technologies.
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Plus: China to surpass US in biotech innovation, a private space telescope, TSMC starts 2nm chip fab, stem cell engineering for next-gen living drugs, and more.
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Jordan Yashari is the founder of Cyrus Ventures, a defense and energy-focused fund investing in hard tech startups building critical infrastructure for national security.
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Daniel Dart is the founder and solo GP behind Rock Yard Ventures, a venture fund investing in infrastructure and industrial technologies that serve as the foundation for modern society.
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Plus: SpaceX gears up to go public, the US-trained scientist exodus, chatbots getting high, spying vibrators, and more.
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Geoff Bruder is the co-founder and CEO of Sonic FireTech, a company developing acoustic fire suppression systems that use sound waves to extinguish flames.
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Morgan Hitzig is an investor at Venrock, where she invests in deep tech companies focused on national security, reindustrialization, and the technologies that support thriving cities.
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Jakob Diepenbrock is the founder and general partner of Discipulus Ventures, an early-stage fund and residency backing hardware startups solving critical problems in El Segundo, California.