Strategic break

Short answer: yes. Long answer — below. Introduction The Moon has no atmosphere to slow down a landing vehicle. No airport to receive it. Every kilogram landing on its surface has to brake using engines alone — burning fuel that itself had to be flown there. It’s a closed loop. Expensive, single-use, energy-intensive. And yet…

Based on feedback, I am introducing adjustments to how AI907 is run.The technical content remains — it is intentionally niche and exactly what it was meant to be. I plan to increase publishing regularity: weekly releases, one article per week.AI technologies, including LLM models, are evolving dynamically, and I am building AI907as a long-term project…

You’re reading an article. The topic pulls you in. But after the conclusion, a question appears that the article didn’t ask — or asked, but not in the direction that interests you. You can close the tab. You can look for another article that might not exist. Or you can ask a language model —…

Launch, orbit, the Moon. But somewhere between the broadcast and reality, there’s a layer worth seeing. April 1, 2026, 22:35 UTC. SLS lifted Orion from Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center. On board: Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen — four people heading toward the Moon for the first time in…

When we think about extremely tall structures (megastructures), we instinctively point to Burj Khalifa — over 800 meters tall, a symbol of the perceived boundary of what can be built. A boundary that, in everyday intuition, feels almost absolute. But what if we changed not the design… but the planet itself? This text attempts to…