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Exploring the moon's surface with AI. 🌙 Firefly Aerospace, an #NVIDIAInception member, is preparing to launch its Blue Ghost Mission 2, including: 🔭 Lunar lander carrying science and technology instruments to detect faint signals from the cosmic dark ages 🛰️ Elytra spacecraft in lunar orbit for a five-year mission...

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