Subspace Institute

Introduction

This is the Subspace Institute. Founded on January 24, 2024; the project went public on June 21, 2024; merged into the First LAPLACE Empire on August 12, 2026

Missions

• Preserve the relevant documents and articles permanently, free from platform lock-in and regional restrictions
• Research and explore technologies around broadcasting, AI, life sciences and aerospace, with the goal of narrowing the information gap

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