A friend recently asked me “what do we mean by civilian space development”.Such a question made me understand that, maybe, we were not clear enough about the title of our congress, the Civilian Space Development. Following such understanding, I tried to draw a better rationale, aware that what we wrote was not that self-explanatory as we thought.
It was observed that NASA is a civilian agency, not a military one. And that the commercial space effort is civilian process, not a military one.
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New program aims to build and demonstrate ruggedized device for tactical applications.
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Leveraging new tech, DARPA aims for night-vision goggles the size and weight of regular eyeglasses.
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Atmospheric Water Extraction (AWE) performers aim to meet clean water needs of deployed troops, even in austere environments.
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Field tests validate tech that automatically links diverse radio waveforms in contested environments.
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Next capture attempts scheduled to occur in spring of 2021
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U.S. Navy Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, and AI Portfolio Manager, Office of Naval Research.
Brett Vaughan is the U.S. Navy Chief Artificial Intelligence (AI) Officer and AI Portfolio Manager at the Office of Naval Research (ONR).
Ten thousands of years ago, the cave lion Panthera spelaea, a very intriguing subspecies of the modern-day lion which thrived on the Eurasian plateau, went extinct for reasons unknown.
A powerful ruler of the European steppe, the cave lion roamed territories from Spain to the far-off east of Russia. Fossils and bones have been dug out even in Alaska.
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