Asteroids

Rubin Observatory will generate a data deluge (about 7 million alerts and 20 TB per night) while discovering millions of asteroids and thousands of supernovas, signaling substantial investment opportunity in big-data infrastructure, storage, and AI/ML pipelines.

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Rubin Observatory announces the discovery of 11,000 new asteroids, illustrating the facility's high-throughput sky survey capability.