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Artemis II results, AI for Mars and Japan deal feature on day three of space congress in Turkiye

Turkiye's first lunar mission, the Artemis Accords and Hong Kong's role in the space economy are also on the agenda at the global gathering.

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— Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Findings from NASA's Artemis II mission, the use of artificial intelligence in planning for Mars exploration and a deal involving Japan are set to feature on the third day of a global space congress being held in Turkiye, according to Anadolu Agency.

The agenda for the day also includes discussion of Turkiye's first lunar mission, participation in the Artemis Accords framework for international cooperation in space exploration, and Hong Kong's role in the broader space economy.

The congress brings together government agencies, companies and researchers from multiple countries to discuss developments across space exploration, satellite technology and international cooperation on space missions.

Sessions on artificial intelligence's role in planning future missions to Mars reflect a wider trend among space agencies toward using AI tools for mission design, data analysis and autonomous operations in deep space, where communication delays with Earth make real-time human control difficult.

Further details on specific outcomes from the day's sessions, including any agreements signed or results presented from Artemis II, were expected to be released as the congress continued.

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