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🚨 INTRODUCING: SPACE TASK FORCE 🚀 The new U.S. Department of Transportation team will unleash COMMERCIAL SPACE INNOVATION by streamlining approvals, expanding launch infrastructure, and eliminating unnecessary red tape as we scale toward 10,000 launches per year by 2035 The next era of space transportation is HERE and led...

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1,000+ U.S. launches and reentries a year by 2030 is just the foundation. Under President Trump's space guidance, DIU is scaling space architecture for domain overmatch through launch, re-entry, in-space logistics, and autonomy to secure space superiority. We are scaling reusable tech, mobile infrastructure, control, advanced propulsion, and autonomous control to ensure U.S. constellations out-maneuver and out-last peer threats at machine speed. (Video courtesy of SpaceX)

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Introducing: Prometheans A Pre-Rune collection by CyberKongz. Almost three years ago we changed the Ethereum NFT landscape forever by pioneering the combination of ERC-721 with ERC-20. The launch of $BANANA set the standard for utility in the web3 space. Paving the way and setting the playbook for many projects. Soon we embark on a new endeavour true to our values of technological innovation, experimentation, and storytelling.
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