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NASA Utilises Supercomputing to Drive Space Exploration and Earth Research
NASA continues to push the boundaries of science by using supercomputing to advance space exploration and climate research. From refining the Artemis II launch pad to leveraging AI for weather forecasting, NASA’s technology is revolutionising space missions and Earth science. Supercomputing helps simulate complex cosmic phenomena, including solar...
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NASA Offering USD 55,000 To Improve Aircraft Designing Software
NASA has announced a USD 55,000 award for tweaking its aircraft designing software to run 10,000 times faster than one of the world's most powerful supercomputers.
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Nasa Simulation Reveals Planet Making Waves in Nearby Debris Disk
The team used the Discover supercomputer operated by the Nasa Center for Climate Simulation at Goddard.
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NASA Model Reveals Planet Making Waves Around Debris Disk
Giving an insight into the evolution of a young planetary system, a NASA supercomputer simulation of the planet and debris disk around star Beta Pictoris reveals that the planet's motion drives spiral waves throughout the disk.
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Scientists reveal what our solar system would look like to aliens
Scientists relied on a NASA supercomputer to figure out how our solar system would look like to aliens looking for other planets.New simulations have tracked the interactions of myriads of dust grains to show that this view might have changed...
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NASA Utilises Supercomputing to Drive Space Exploration and Earth Research
NASA continues to push the boundaries of science by using supercomputing to advance space exploration and climate research. From refining the Artemis II launch pad to leveraging AI for weather forecasting, NASA’s technology is revolutionising space missions and Earth science. Supercomputing helps simulate complex cosmic phenomena, including solar...
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NASA Offering USD 55,000 To Improve Aircraft Designing Software
NASA has announced a USD 55,000 award for tweaking its aircraft designing software to run 10,000 times faster than one of the world's most powerful supercomputers.
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Nasa Simulation Reveals Planet Making Waves in Nearby Debris Disk
The team used the Discover supercomputer operated by the Nasa Center for Climate Simulation at Goddard.
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NASA Model Reveals Planet Making Waves Around Debris Disk
Giving an insight into the evolution of a young planetary system, a NASA supercomputer simulation of the planet and debris disk around star Beta Pictoris reveals that the planet's motion drives spiral waves throughout the disk.
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Scientists reveal what our solar system would look like to aliens
Scientists relied on a NASA supercomputer to figure out how our solar system would look like to aliens looking for other planets.New simulations have tracked the interactions of myriads of dust grains to show that this view might have changed...
