Exploring Ancient Astronomy Through Machine
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•The biggest galaxies live in our universe's supercluster 'cities'
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Aritra Ghosh , a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Washington , used machine learning to study more individual galaxies than the human body could possibly analyze in one lifetime.
Ghosh recently managed to confirm that galaxies in denser regions of the universe can be as much as 25% larger than galaxies with a similar mass and shape in less dense regions.
"Dense" environments encapsulated areas where you'd find superclusters of galaxies.
The study was published on Aug. 14 in The Astrophysical Journal .
It's evidence that machines can be trusted with questions about the universe we brought into.
The team has its eyes set on the upcoming Rubin Observatory , slated to see its first light of the cosmos in 2025 .
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