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This #AsteroidDay, learn how AI is used with Hubble data to discover asteroids. With the help of citizen scientists, AI hunted for faint asteroid trails in over 37,000 Hubble images – helping us learn more our solar system's asteroid belt:

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UPGRADE1 year ago

EPIC.

TESLAテノール1 year ago

Amazing🚀

Isaac1 year ago

@NASAHubble Machine learning algorithms now detect asteroid trails that would take humans decades to find manually. The Sloan Digital Sky Survey (2000) pioneered this approach - AI pattern recognition surpasses human visual processing for faint astronomical signals.

Damian Palumbo1 year ago

Wish grok could do this 😅

Zorronour1 year ago

Thanks

Arjun IcyRocket1 year ago

Wild to think there are hidden asteroid trails just waiting in Hubble’s starlight. Every AI find feels like we’re flipping to a new page in the sky’s own photo album.

Robert Youssef1 year ago

sure, AI can find faint trails faster than humans, but let’s not ignore the hard work by those citizen scientists. it's a team effort, not just magic algorithms. also, realism check — it's pattern matching, not some celestial revelation.

Sticks-n-Stonez Cigar & Spirits Show by BrentElrod1 year ago

Wow 🤯

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