Super Intelligence Satellite is launching into deep space from a lunar mass driver to unlock petawatt-scale power on the Moon beyond Earth's entire economy.
@spencerpratt Launching super intelligence satellites into deep space with a mass driver on the Moon can achieve >>petawatt/year capability, which would far exceed the best case value of Earthโs economy
SpaceX Super Intelligence is going to win the SI race in space. How?
Abundant solar energy, radiative cooling in space, and the enormous potential for orbital expansion with the Starmind superintelligence constellation.
Meet SI1, the first-generation Super Intelligence compute satellite SpaceX unveiled this year. It is designed to bring powerful SI computing into orbit, with a 150 kW peak compute payload, a 120 kW average compute payload, advanced liquid-radiator cooling, and massive solar arrays built with SpaceX-manufactured solar technology from Bastrop, Texas.
SI1 is huge, with a 70-meter wingspan and a deployed height of 20 meters. It is built around a centralized compute module, large deployable solar arrays, and a thermal system designed to keep high-power SI hardware running in space.
The SI1 constellation will be called Starmind, and SpaceX has planned for up to 1 million satellites. By taking advantage of these space-based advantages, the Starmind superintelligence constellation will expand the scope and scale of human consciousness by a massive factor.
SpaceXโs SI1 is the first-generation SpaceX compute satellite designed for Super Intelligence.
SI1 is designed to bring powerful SI computing into orbit. Its constellation is named Starmind