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Pitt’s Space Initiative, 45 researchers with interests in space, recently joined the Keystone Space Collaborative. The collaborative connects industry and academia in the Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio region. 

Astrobotic has purchased a vacant five-story building and plans to create a ‘space campus’ that will create jobs, spur innovation, and invest in new technologies. Since January, the Shapiro Administration has facilitated over $1 billion in new private sector investments in Pennsylvania – and this latest investment is helping Pennsylvania innovate and lead America back to the moon.

Washington DC (SPX) Nov 16, 2023 - Astrobotic Technology, a leading space exploration company, is expanding its presence in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with an ambitious plan to create a space campus. This move is set to bolster the

Governor Josh Shapiro and the Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger joined Astrobotic today at the Moonshot Museum on the North Shore to announce the company is expanding in the City of Pittsburgh.

(1) PROSECRAFT NUKED FROM SPACE. A site called Prosecraft stirred tremendous controversy yesterday once authors realized thousands of their books were used by the site without their permission. Also, people believe their texts are being used to train AI. Benji Smith’s initial attempt to skate around the controversy was to tell writers he would remove

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The new development would be situated on land used as parking lots and owned by the Carnegie Science Center.

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Elected officials and space tech leaders say the planned hub will benefit businesses and residents alike.