Artificial Intelligence Bot Trained To Recognize Galaxies

What a trillion stars look like; a sharp view of the Andromeda galaxy. From twitter @ WorldAndScience

Deimos the smaller of the two Martian moons eclipsing the Sun

This is the binary code to the “Hello, World!” program, a simple computer program used in beginner classes to introduce basic programming syntax. The program’s sole function is to print “Hello, World!” on screen: an uplifting, symbolic gesture in which the computer (an emerging technology when the program was first created) greets the world full of hope, and of wonder.

Planet Rotation Periods & Axial Tilts

When you’re too sure of your code

A telephoto view of the Orion nebula and surrounding region over a Saskatchewan tree [OC]

In 1995, NASA astronomer Bob Williams wanted to point the Hubble telescope at the darkest part of the sky for 100 hours. Critics said it was a waste of valuable time, and he’d have to resign if it came up blank. Instead it revealed over 3,000 galaxies, in an area 1/30th as wide as a full moon.

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