The Universe

Diving into the Third Order in Simulacra From Jean Baudrillard to the first Global NFT Cryptoart Exhibition by CryptoArt.Ai in Shanghai

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Thursday, June 10, 2021
Astronomy, Articles, Academic disciplines, Copernican Revolution, Cosmologists, Johannes Kepler, Kepler space telescope, Simulacrum, The Universe, Universe

Feng Han - "When Nothing surfaces in signs, when Nothingness emerges at the very heart of the sign system, that is the fundamental event of art. The poetic operation is to make Nothingness rises from the power of signs - not banality or indifference towards reality but radical illusion." ---- The Conspiracy of Art, 1996, Jean Baudrillard

Key Points: 
  • The Kepler telescope has travelled in the universe for 9.6 years, discovered 2,662 planets, recorded 61 supernovas, observed 530,506 stars.
  • When Ouchhh reorganise and reconfigured the data and applied artificial intelligence to run it, they achieved this artwork.
  • The 'translation' is realised by machine learning, and presented a simulated universe trapped inside of a cube.
  • People's organism bodies are still living in the real world, but in the society consists of 'bodies', everything turned into simulacra.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Math Professor Verifies Centuries-Old Conjecture About the Formation of the Solar System

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Tuesday, September 22, 2020
Articles, Branches of science, Applied sciences, Planetary science, Sun, Solar System, The Universe, Mathematics

WORCESTER, Mass., Sept. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Using a limited set of mathematical equations, Worcester Polytechnic Institute mathematical sciences professor Mayer Humi said he has confirmed a 224-year-old math conjecture about the origins of our solar system, providing insights about the process that leads to the formation of solar systems across the universe.

Key Points: 
  • WORCESTER, Mass., Sept. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Using a limited set of mathematical equations, Worcester Polytechnic Institute mathematical sciences professor Mayer Humi said he has confirmed a 224-year-old math conjecture about the origins of our solar system, providing insights about the process that leads to the formation of solar systems across the universe.
  • "And what I've done is show that the first step to the creation of a solar system is the emergence of rings around a protostar.
  • So from that standpoint, I've been able to verify a conjecture that is more than two centuries old."
  • "We want to know how our solar system will evolve as time goes by," said Humi.