The remnants of a supernova
MPIA/NASA/Calar Alto Observatory
Synthetic intelligence can precisely predict the age of supernovae and different uncommon stellar explosions inside milliseconds of a telescope recognizing them.
That might show helpful for initiatives just like the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Area and Time, which is slated to start observing in 2025. The ten-year survey of the southern sky will take 15 terabytes of information per night time and will spot greater than 10 million potential cosmic occasions every night time. Which will increase supernovae discoveries 100-fold.
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