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From 700 km up, the Earth looks honest. It also lies in three very specific ways. A high-abstraction tour of what hyperspectral, radar, and gravity surveys really see, where they go quiet, and how context-aware AI agents finally close the loop between orbit and the drill bit.

<p><img src="https://aethermine.net/blog/images/cuprite-mineral-map.png" alt="Hyperspectral mineral map of Cuprite, Nevada, derived from NASA JPL AVIRIS imagery." /></p><p>From 700 km up, the Earth looks honest. It also lies in three very specific ways. This post is a high-abstraction tour of what hyperspectral, radar, and gravity surveys really see, where they go quiet, and how context-aware AI agents finally close the loop between orbit and the drill bit.</p><p><a href="https://aethermine.net/blog/remote-sensing-mineral-systems-context-aware-ai.html">Read the full post on aethermine.net →</a></p>