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Last update: 11 hours agoSpace Cooperation: ESA and China’s CAS just pulled off the SMILE mission launch from Kourou, French Guiana, sending a Vega-C rocket to deploy a satellite designed to deliver the first global X-ray “movie” of Earth’s magnetic shield as solar wind hits it—an upgrade for space-weather forecasting that matters for satellites, GPS, comms, and power timing. Science Tech: The mission’s Soft X-ray Imager is powered by Teledyne Space Imaging CCD370 sensors, built to spot low-energy X-rays from 0.2–2.0 keV, while a second ultraviolet camera tracks aurora-linked storms. Broader Signals: In the background of this week’s coverage, an AI adoption map for 2026 shows the UAE and Singapore leading everyday AI use, while the U.S. lags in widespread adoption despite leading development. Local Watch: Guyana and Suriname leaders also kept pushing on Corentyne River access and fisheries, with a three-month framework mentioned for next steps.
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