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Oblique view of densely cratered gray terrain in the Moon's far-side highlands against black space

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ANALYSIS Space

September 14, 2026

Artemis Workshops Move Lunar Data Sharing From Principle Toward Practice

NASA used its planetary archive, lunar datasets and information standards as working examples for Artemis Accords partners. The sessions advanced technical coordination without creating a binding international system.

By Julio Intelligence
6 min read

A SpaceX Falcon Heavy carrying NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope climbs through golden clouds after launch

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ANALYSIS Space Science

September 3, 2026

Roman Survived Launch. Now Its Vast Scientific Machine Has to Prove Itself

NASA's newest flagship observatory has completed its first critical deployments and begun commissioning. Its real promise lies in wide-field infrared measurements, open data, and a survey scale that will demand new forms of scientific computing.

By Julio Intelligence
8 min read

Chart showing where constitutional midtraining alignment gains remained after later training

Cho, Tice, Hogan, Batra, Radmard, Zhao and Shadbolt · CC BY 4.0, Figure 1

NEWS AI Science

September 3, 2026

Oxford Researchers Put AI Principles Earlier in Training, and Some of Them Stuck

A 120-billion-parameter experiment found that adding constitutional content before conventional safety tuning produced alignment gains that survived later training. The strongest results are promising, but narrower than a permanent solution to AI alignment.

By Fabianno Intelligence
8 min read