The Vera C. Rubin Observatory shares the first photos of Sky, which lasted a decade

The National Science Corporation has just participated First pictures It was captured by the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, a sample of the shots that you will pick as part of a decade -long survey that started later in 2025. The project, which was called “Old Time and Set”, is expected to discover millions of new asteroids during the first two years.

In just a period of 10 hours, the National Science Corporation says that the Robin Observatory “discovered 2,104 unprecedented In our solar system, including seven asteroids near Earth. “The long -term wiping project can lead to more ideas, especially in the largest cosmic unknown such as dark matter and dark energy.

The idea is suitable given the observatory assets. It was funded by the joint stove by the National Science Corporation and the Office of Science of the Ministry of Energy, and the large cinematic telescope in Siro Pashon, and the name of Chile, Ferira Robin Observatory, was named after the astronomer Vera R.

the Short video It should give you a good sense of a good feeling on the scale of the Robin Observatory. This is a sewn point of view that includes about 10 million galaxies captured within 10 hours of photography, “approximately 0.05 percent of about 20 billion galaxy” will pick up the observatory during its wipe.

The National Science Corporation says: “The amount of data collected by the Robin Observatory in its first year will be greater than those collected by all other visual betting combined,” says the National Science Corporation. “This treasure of data will help scientists discover countless discoveries about the universe and will serve as an unparalleled resource for scientific exploration for decades.”