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How do you build the lunar equivalent of the internet and GPS?

Before habitats, mining operations, and large-scale commerce can expand across the Moon, explorers and machines must be able to communicate, navigate, and exchange data reliably.

In the MoonBound issue of SpaceCom Second Stage, David Israel, Space Internetworking Principal at Intuitive Machines, discusses how relay satellites, navigation services, and network architecture are helping build the communications foundation for a scalable lunar economy.

Read their article, "Connecting the Moon":
https://spacecomsecondstage.com/connecting-the-moon/

Spaceports are becoming more connected than ever. They are evolving into intelligent hubs that support every stage of launch.

As launch activity increases, coordination across transportation, infrastructure, and communities is driving the need for advanced digital systems.

AI, digital twins, and integrated data platforms are enabling safer operations, faster decisions, and more efficient paths to orbit.

In a new SpaceCom Second Stage article written by Guada Casuso, she explores how AI is transforming the future of launch operations.

Read the full article at https://spacecomsecondstage.com/critical-infrastructure-ai-at-launch/

Parsons Corporation

Critical Infrastructure - AI at Launch - SpaceCom Second Stage As launch operations grow in frequency and complexity, spaceports are evolving into fully integrated transportation hubs where air, sea, land, and space must operate in sync. Artificial intelligence is becoming central to this transformation, enabling real-time coordination, predictive planning, and...