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Revolutionary Rubin Observatory debuts with first images taken by world’s largest camera
Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory is an 18-story facility that will repeatedly scan the sky for 10 years with an 8.4-meter telescope equipped with the largest camera ever built.
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Scientists to unveil 1st images from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory on June 23: Watch the big moment liveArmed with the world's largest digital camera, this observatory's first light is bound to be one for the textbooks.
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Observatories like the Vera Rubin Observatory produce massive amounts of data — simulations help make sense of itAstronomers face a data deluge from observatories like Vera Rubin — simulated skies may be key to training algorithms to keep ...
The astronomers who operate powerful Vera C. Rubin observatory released debut images June 23, 2025, showcasing just exactly ...
Everything in space—from Earth and the sun to black holes—accounts for just 15% of all matter in the universe. The rest of ...
Astronomers celebrate the University of Washington's role in building the Rubin Observatory and look forward to its future ...
A powerful new telescope will usher in a new era of cosmic discovery, but in a political climate vastly different from when ...
The Rubin Observatory's enormous datasets call for cloud computing, seven different "brokers" and, indeed, a butler of sorts.
Scientists will be able to turn the roughly 60 million billion bytes of image data from the Vera Rubin Observatory into ...
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