Spacebourne is proud to announce Vaibhav Patel as the recipient of the 2026 Annual Founders Excellence Award. This honor recognizes the Delta-V Scholar who contributed the most all year. This year, that person is Vaibhav. Building the Intelligence Layer for Space As a member of Spacebourne's Delta-V Scholar Program, Vaibhav has played a leading role in developing CLARITY (Cognitive Link Analytics for RF Interference TrajectorY), Spacebourne's foundational AI engine for predi

Spacebourne Names Pritul Vachhani Recipient of the Inaugural Delta-V Capstone Award Spacebourne Inc. is proud to announce Pritul Vachhani as the first-ever recipient of the Delta-V Capstone Award, the company's highest recognition for scholars in its Delta-V Scholar Program. Pritul joined Spacebourne as a Software Developer during the Winter 2025 cohort and contributed across engineering, user experience, and commercial strategy for CLARITY, the company's foundational AI engi

Gavin Morris Named Summer 2026 Delta-V Capstone Award Winner Spacebourne is proud to announce that Gavin Morris has been selected as the recipient of the Summer 2026 Delta-V Capstone Award. The award is given each term to the Delta-V Scholar whose work best reflects the rigor, initiative, and forward-looking thinking that define Spacebourne's mission of making Earth just one chapter in the story of humankind. Gavin joined the Delta-V program drawn by the opportunity to contri

Spacebourne is proud to recognize Rajat Choudhary as the recipient of the Spring 2026 Delta-V Capstone Award, presented to the Scholar whose Grant Research Sprint delivered the strongest, most decision-ready work of the cohort. Rajat's assignment was to map the funding landscape available to Spacebourne and turn that map into something the leadership team could act on immediately. He delivered exactly that. His research led with a Bottom Line Up Front summary that gave the te

On August 12, the Moon's shadow crossed Iceland during a total solar eclipse that traveled across parts of Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, the Atlantic, Spain, and Portugal. In Reykjavík, totality lasted just over a minute. (NASA) For those watching from the ground, it was an extraordinary event. For the scientists and engineers preparing to observe it, the eclipse was also an exercise in precision. The timing and path of an eclipse can be calculated years in advance bec

As the commercial space industry grows, operators face a new challenge: transforming vast amounts of mission data into timely, informed decisions. AI is rapidly becoming the intelligence layer that makes those decisions possible. The challenge is no longer collecting data—it's making sense of it. Every mission generates enormous volumes of telemetry, imagery, communications, and operational data. Operators must quickly determine what is normal, identify emerging risks, and ma

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This diagram shows the trajectory of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as it passes through the solar system. Diagram from NASA Science Every...