With the arrival of the public cloud, researchers can now get access to large computational resources when they need them with much less overall cost and time penalty and we're seeing that large datasets can be applied to new problems.
Father of the Internet
Father of the Internet
The ancients were correct in their belief that the heavens and the motion of astronomical bodies affect life on Earth—just not in the way they imagined. Sometimes those heavenly bodies run into Earth. This is why we must make it our mission to find asteroids.
British Astronomer Royal and Cosmologist
British Astronomer Royal and Cosmologist
By smart and skillful usage of Google Cloud compute and storage systems, B612 has been able to extract the maximum possible information from existing astronomical data to identify unknown asteroids, improve our prediction of their orbits and estimate the probability of possible collisions with our planet.
Technical Director, Google Cloud’s Office of the CTO
Technical Director, Google Cloud’s Office of the CTO
Previously, such a comprehensive, multi-survey, search would require days of manual work; with ADAM::Precovery we had the answer in minutes. It felt like Googling the imaged sky!
Director of the Rubin Observatory
Director of the Rubin Observatory
More NEO observations from the ground and from space are required to understand the asteroid hazard. More research on deflection and mitigation is necessary.
American astronomer and
co-discoverer of
Comet Shoemaker–Levy 9
American astronomer and
co-discoverer of
Comet Shoemaker–Levy 9
Working proactively and internationally to prevent serious asteroid impact is a good step.
Professor of physics at Stanford University
Professor of physics at Stanford University
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