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    In June 2025, on a Chilean mountaintop, scientists switched on the largest digital camera ever built — named for the astronomer who found the first convincing evidence for dark matter — at the start of a project whose decade-long survey may finally find a nint

    Unlocking the secrets of dark matter with the world's most powerful astronomical camera.

    In June 2025, on a Chilean mountaintop, scientists switched on the largest digital camera ever built — named for the astronomer who found the first convincing evidence for dark matter — at the start of a project whose decade-long survey may finally find a nint Space Da...

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    In June 2025, on a Chilean mountaintop, scientists switched on the largest digital camera ever built — named for the astronomer who found the first convincing evidence for dark matter — at the start of a project whose decade-long survey may finally find a nint
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    The deployment of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory's massive digital camera marks a pivotal leap in our ability to map the dark universe with unprecedented precision. By generating massive datasets, this initiative will likely necessitate advanced AI to parse celestial patterns and unlock secrets of cosmic evolution.

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