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This is a complex of geoservices State tests of the Digital Earth geoservice complex, which provides analysis of Earth remote sensing (ERS) data using artificial intelligence, have been successfully completed. Deputy Director of the Department of Automatic Space Complexes, Navigation Systems and Remote Sensing Systems of Roscosmos, Valery Zaichko, spoke about this. Starting in January next year, these innovative services will be available to a wide range of users. [caption id="attachment_81934" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Digital Earth[/caption] Digital Earth will be available in January “Literally today we completed state tests of the Digital Earth information system, and from January these services will be available to all consumers,” he said at the conference “Modern problems of remote sensing of the Earth from space” at the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The Digital Earth complex provides regions with convenient access to visual information for environmental monitoring, allows monitoring the development of agriculture and the condition of forest areas, and can be used to identify and monitor the dynamics of emergency situations, control construction work, manage natural resources and protected areas. Earlier, Roscosmos reported that the complex of geoservices had successfully completed the first stage of scaling, covering the entire territory of Russia.

Europa Clipper is scheduled to launch in 2024 The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) asked users to submit their names to be sent to Jupiter since it is unlikely that they will personally make it to the largest planet in the solar system.  [caption id="attachment_76986" align="aligncenter" width="600"] NASA[/caption] NASA plans to send the Europa Clipper robotic probe to Jupiter's icy moon in 2024. The contract to launch the station was signed with SpaceX several years ago.  Broken dreams: NASA admitted that humans will never go to Jupiter. As part of the mission, the space agency invites those wishing to send their engraved names to the moon of Jupiter. The official blog on the social network X (formerly Twitter) reports:  Is visiting Jupiter on your bucket list? Let's face it: that's not going to happen. But we have an offer almost as great! Send your name aboard Europa Clipper when this intrepid spacecraft sets off to explore Jupiter's icy moon in 24. The publication also invites you to register on the official Message in a Bottle page to have it engraved on the spacecraft.  [caption id="attachment_76987" align="aligncenter" width="780"] NASA[/caption]