This Might Become Our Best Telescope.

Описание: What if I told you that there exists a telescope so extraordinary, that it has the power to completely revolutionize not just one, but multiple fields of scientific study? Prepare to have your mind blown by the remarkable capabilities of the Vera Rubin Observatory.
Not only will this groundbreaking telescope delve into the depths of Extragalactic and Solar System Science, but it also holds the potential to unveil the mysteries of gravitational waves and even discover evidence of alien life. Picture a device that can accomplish all of these awe-inspiring feats simultaneously.
But wait, there's more! Brace yourself for the mind-boggling statistic that the Vera Rubin Observatory has the ability to detect an astonishing 10 million astronomical events in just a single night. Now, imagine this mind-blowing mission is slated to last an entire decade. Can you fathom the sheer volume of data that future astronomers will grapple with? It's mind-blowing! The reasons above might already be enough to make it our best telescope.
Yet, the story doesn't end there. Talented engineers are toiling away to ensure that each new revelation is accessible within a mere 60 seconds of detection, making it instantly available to the public. Just imagine, while you've been listening to this introduction, a plethora of groundbreaking astronomical data has already become accessible to one and all.

If you're hungry for more mind-expanding information about the awe-
Talk about Vera Rubin
So, just to start: Vera Rubin was an American astronomer known for her groundbreaking work on galaxy rotation rates. She was so smart she noticed that galaxies were rotating much faster than expected based on their visible mass.
Capability of the telescope
Now, let's dive into something truly captivating: How does the Vera Rubin Telescope stack up against other renowned observatories scattered across the world?
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The Name
The Vera Rubin Observatory, previously known as LSST, has a rich history rooted in the exploration of the cosmos. Before the dawn of 2020, LSST stood for Legacy Survey of Space and Time, a fitting name for an observatory that would continue the tradition of sky surveys.

Doubling the Asteroid Findings
Imagine this: For a whole century, astronomers have been tirelessly searching the vast expanse of the solar system, seeking out elusive and minuscule objects.

Gravitational Waves
But let us not forget the far-reaching capabilities of this telescope. Its applications extend far beyond the realm of unearthing small objects. It has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of gravitational waves.
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Mapping the Universe
The James Webb Space Telescope is our best telescope right now. It can see in infrared light, but it can only see a small area of the sky. It's not good for making maps of galaxies and quasars in the universe. It would take a really long time to do that.

Spotting Supernovae
Astronomers have been looking for supernovae for a long time. They've found about 1500 of them. But with the Vera Rubin Telescope, they think they can find a million! And these supernovae are really important.
The Use of AI
The LSST telescope is a remarkable piece of engineering that will change the way we do astronomy forever.

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The Power of a Public Legacy
The importance of an available public legacy cannot be overstated. It is a treasure trove of information that can be accessed by anyone, and it holds immense potential for future discoveries and advancements.

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Credits: Ron Miller, Mark A. Garlick / MarkGarlick.com ,Elon Musk/SpaceX/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
03:00 Capibility of the telescope
05:00 The name
06:30 Doubling
07:50 Gravitational wa
09:02 Mapping
10:00 Spotting supernovae
10:40 The use of A.I.

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