Meet Earth's twin! See how the GAN trained on Apollo images creates the "Otherview Effect", that can be used for the exploration of habitable exoplanets: https://t.co/elR147qbTi
Aided by microbes found in the subarctic conditions of Canada’s Hudson Bay, an international team including Cornell researchers has created the first color catalog of icy planet surface signatures to uncover the existence of life in the cosmos.
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Our August issue is now here for you to read: https://t.co/uk9fzagc7j
The cover image is connected to the Voyager 1 paper in the issue (Ocker et al.), and was created by Jack Madden.
Congrats to 2021 #DornerPrize winner Jack Madden, MFA Digital + Media, '22 for his work on Complete Definitions. In Complete Definitions, Dr. Jack Madden examines words in a way that reminds us of the fundamentally recursive nature of language. Explore https://t.co/U1cdy0CSGz
These peculiar images were rendered by a pixel sorter. "By sorting the pixels by brightness we can really see how empty this space is," said @Astro_Madden, who coded this pixel sorter for his study of Hubble deep field images. 🌌 https://t.co/22iRtklDBx
Trained astrophysicist @Astro_Madden has found creative ways to use the #Wolfram Language whilst pursing a MFA. Here, Madden shares the process of mapping a list of colors with a list of characters to create beautiful images: https://t.co/fzG7gzGDsT #MadewithMathematica