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SCIENTISTS SIMULATE UNIVERSE WITH 36,000 GRAPHICS CARDS They built the largest model ever to study dark matter and how stars evolve. Every dot in the simulation represents a galaxy—and this is only 0.001% of the entire thing. At this scale, Earth is so small it’s almost laughable. Source: Black Hole

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ikobe1 year ago

If scientists can simulate the universe, are we in a simulation too?

Frosty Dan 🥶1 year ago

Dark matter: the thing scientists invented because their models don’t make sense.

☰ Sentinel ☰1 year ago

scientists simulate universe with 36000 graphics cards they built the largest model ever to study dark matter and the evolution of stars every dot in the simulation represents a galaxy and this is just 0001 of the entire thing at this scale earth is a speck yet here we are reaching for infinity

The Accountant1 year ago

something to remind us humans to be always humble... because in the grand scheme of The Universe... we are literally... Nothing. 🙈🙈🐿️

𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐝1 year ago

Mind-boggling! Scientists have created the largest simulated universe ever, utilizing 36,000 graphics cards to study dark matter and star evolution. The simulation is so massive that it represents only 0.001% of the entire universe, with each dot symbolizing a galaxy. This puts Earth's size into perspective, making it almost imperceptibly small.

Utah Man1 year ago

I like how none of the models resemble reality so they just made up dark matter to cover the edges. May as well call it the ether

ℏEwBie1 🏆1 year ago

We’re gonna see time travel soon.

Mike Leigh Torres1 year ago

So is that the sort of universe our universe is? Can we prove otherwise?

Rehan Jamil Khan1 year ago

® To progress, one must work with intelligence.

StateOfTheDebate1 year ago

Earth: A tiny blue speck in a simulation so big it makes our heads spin. 🌌

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