B · Normal
["Aurora" supercomputer completes two of the largest cosmological simulations] On October 22, the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory recently announced that scientists from the agency have completed the two largest cosmological simulations to date with the help of the "Aurora" exascale supercomputer. Each simulation tracked the evolution of 13.4 trillion dark matter particles over an area 28.6 billion light-years wide. This result will help scientists study cosmic inflation and provide important support for analyzing large-scale sky survey observation data.
Global market intelligence 🕐 2026-10-22 06:48
#dark matter #Global market intelligence
Save as Image Generate a beautiful long image to share on Moments or in group chats Generate now ⬇
← Back to Telegraph

Related telegraphs

On October 22, the European Stoxx 50 index futures fell 0.4%, the German DAX ind 10-22 08:23 On October 22, it was reported that SpaceX and Tesla are said to be striving to 10-22 08:17 [Meta’s financial report brings surprises: both revenue and guidance exceeded ex 10-22 08:14 On October 22, Japan’s 10-year government bond yield fell 2 basis points to 2.87 10-22 08:08 On October 22, Brent crude oil futures fell back to US$110/barrel, and were last 10-22 08:04 On October 22, Nikkei 225 index futures fell 0.7% in early trading. 10-22 07:52

Comments

0/500
Captcha (click to refresh)
No comments yet