Musk Confirms Starmind AI Constellation, X Report 24 Jun 2026
Musk confirms Starmind, an AI satellite constellation targeting 1 million orbital compute nodes. Starfall's debut and Dragon's ISS departure follow.
Launch Date
September 29, 1977
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LC31
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Soyuz-U
NORAD ID
11433
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1977-097AR
Decay Date
7/16/1979
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SALYUT 6 DEB
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Garbage bag
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NPOE
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USSR
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