Lanzada la simulación Lumina que modela los primeros dos mil millones de años del cosmos

Watch 2 billion years of cosmic evolution in new universe simulation

USA Today • 27 de oct 17:13

Physicists from MIT, Harvard and other institutions released the Lumina simulation, which models the universe from the end of the cosmic dark age to the formation of early galaxies across a volume 100 times larger than previous efforts.

New supercomputer simulation reveals how the universe formed

Yahoo • 27 de oct 15:00

A collaboration between the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and Harvard College Observatory has produced the Lumina simulation, modeling the universe's first two billion years with unprecedented scale and detail.

What is Lumina? Smithsonian scientists use 15,000 GPUs to model universe’s first 2 billion years after the big bang

Moneycontrol.com • 27 de oct 11:35

The Lumina simulation, run on over 15,000 GPUs at Oak Ridge's Frontier supercomputer, tracks cosmic evolution from 45 million to two billion years after the Big Bang, aiding interpretation of data from JWST and the Roman Space Telescope.

This New Simulation of the Early Universe Is Massive, Detailed and Gorgeous

CNET • 26 de oct 19:34

Researchers at the Center for Astrophysics have used the Frontier supercomputer to run the Lumina simulation, covering a 1.5-billion-light-year cube and modeling hydrogen and helium reionization for the first two billion years after the Big Bang.

Simulation shows how universe formed in stunning detail: new reserach

New York Post • 26 de oct 14:17

The Lumina model, created by the Center for Astrophysics using a supercomputer, visualizes the early formation of galaxies and black holes and will be compared with observations from the James Webb Space Telescope.

Smithsonian creates early universe simulation

Innovation News Network • 26 de oct 10:05

Scientists at the Harvard & Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have created "Lumina," the most detailed early-universe simulation to date, incorporating data from the James Webb and Nancy Roman Space Telescopes.

Smithsonian Scientists Create Detailed Early Universe Simulation

Mirage News • 26 de oct 00:40

Researchers at the Center for Astrophysics have unveiled "Lumina," a detailed cosmological simulation covering the first two billion years of the universe, aimed at testing theories against observations from JWST and the Roman telescope.