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🚀NASA has launched a race to create a “Martian internet”

NASA decided to stop building its own relay satellites for Mars data and instead buy connectivity “as a service,” similar to how it handles launches and astronaut communications.

Currently, data from Mars rovers goes through older orbiters like the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and MAVEN, which then relay everything to Earth via antennas. The problem is that these satellites are aging and won’t last forever.

NASA wants commercial solutions to take over, seeking ideas for a full data transmission system from the Martian surface, through orbit, to Earth control centers.

Companies already in the race include Blue Origin (with an orbital relay based on the Blue Ring platform, launching in 2028), Rocket Lab, and SpaceX, which proposes adapting Starlink for Martian communications.

📱Google unveiled Pixel 10 smartphones

There are four versions of the Pixel 10: Base, Pro, Pro XL, and foldable Pro Fold. Prices are $799, $999, $1199, and $1799 respectively.

The new models run on the Tensor G5 chip, which, according to Google, provides a 60% performance increase for AI tasks compared to the previous generation.

The base Pixel 10 now has three cameras and supports Qi2 wireless charging.

The phones feature a local AI assistant, Magic Cue. It collects information from different apps and offers it when needed. For example, it can suggest sharing travel dates in a chat when you’re discussing a trip with someone.