According to Sawyer Merritt, Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’ rocket company, has successfully launched its New Glenn rocket for the second time, carrying its first payload—twin satellites designed to monitor weather changes on Mars. This mission highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence in space exploration, as these satellites are equipped with advanced AI systems to process and analyze Martian atmospheric data in real time. AI-driven insights from the mission are expected to accelerate climate modeling and remote sensing, opening new business opportunities in space data analytics and interplanetary weather forecasting. Source: Sawyer Merritt (Twitter).

According to @gdb (Greg Brockman) on Twitter, the GOT-5 AI model is now being applied to astronomy and astrophysics, enabling faster data analysis and discovery in these fields. As cited in the tweet, this development signals a significant shift in how astronomical data is processed, offering new business opportunities for companies developing AI-powered research tools and platforms. By leveraging GOT-5, organizations can automate classification of celestial objects, predict astronomical events, and enhance the accuracy of astrophysical simulations. This trend opens doors to startups focusing on AI-based space data analytics and cloud-based astronomy services, directly impacting the commercial landscape of scientific research (source: https://x.com/deedydas/status/1977029236390285608; https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1977052555898482727).