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Survey on Applications of AI in Space Exploration

Published on None 2025 by Bhushan Gaydhane, Vaibhavi Kubetkar, Avinash P. Jadhao, Dipti Y. Patil
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International Conference on “Large Language Models and Use cases” 2023
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LLMUC2023 - Number 1
None 2025
Authors: Bhushan Gaydhane, Vaibhavi Kubetkar, Avinash P. Jadhao, Dipti Y. Patil

Bhushan Gaydhane, Vaibhavi Kubetkar, Avinash P. Jadhao, Dipti Y. Patil . Survey on Applications of AI in Space Exploration. International Conference on “Large Language Models and Use cases” 2023. LLMUC2023, 1 (None 2025), 1-7.

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title = { Survey on Applications of AI in Space Exploration },
journal = { International Conference on “Large Language Models and Use cases” 2023 },
issue_date = { None 2025 },
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number = { 1 },
month = { None },
year = { 2025 },
issn = 0975-8887,
pages = { 1-7 },
numpages = 7,
url = { /proceedings/llmuc2023/number1/survey-on-applications-of-ai-in-space-exploration/ },
publisher = {Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA},
address = {New York, USA}
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Abstract

Space exploration has always been an endeavor of curiosity, wonder, and the pursuit of knowledge. As we venture further into the cosmos, we face challenges that demand innovation and adaptability. In this seminar report, we explore the profound impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the field of space exploration. AI technologies, including machine learning, robotics, and autonomous systems, have revolutionized how we approach interstellar travel, planetary exploration, and cosmic understanding. This report delves into the intricate ways AI has transformed space exploration. It elucidates the vital role of AI in data analysis, sensor management, and spacecraft operation, enhancing the efficiency and reliability of missions. AI-driven autonomous systems are reshaping the future of space exploration by enabling real-time decision-making, reducing human intervention, and ensuring the safety of astronauts and spacecraft. Additionally, AI plays a crucial role in the analysis of vast datasets collected from telescopes, rovers, and satellites. It helps us discover exoplanets, unravel cosmic mysteries, and study distant galaxies. The synergy between AI and space exploration has led to groundbreaking discoveries and improved our understanding of the universe. This report also explores the ethical and societal implications of AI in space exploration, such as the potential for space-based AI to impact Earth's geopolitics and the need for responsible AI in the search for extraterrestrial life. This report illuminates the profound relationship between space exploration and AI, highlighting the transformative power of AI technologies in the quest to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos. As we continue our journey into the great unknown, AI will remain an indispensable ally, guiding us on our path to the stars and beyond.

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Computer Science
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Keywords

space exploration artificial intelligence exoplanets discovery autonomous system