“There is no definitive timeline yet as to when this will be completed, tested, and brought back to operational status,” the Hubble operations team said.
The brain detects 3-D shape fragments (bumps, hollows, shafts, spheres) in the beginning stages of object vision—a newly discovered strategy of natural intelligence that Johns Hopkins University researchers also found in artificial intelligence networks trained to recognize visual objects.
Just in time for the 50th anniversary of the moon launch, a group of local computer restoration experts has succeeded in getting a half-century-old Apollo Guidance Computer into working order. They even used it to “land on the moon.”
A billion operations per second isn’t cool. Know what’s cool? A million billion operations per second.
We may soon be able to get our first look at a real image of a black hole courtesy of a new algorithm created by MIT researchers.
