Also on ELSA #PaperDay, the ELSA work by Jurgen Popp featured in the @royalastrosoc.bsky.social's third Specialist Discussion Meeting on Machine learning and artificial intelligence applied to astronomy. Meeting summary: doi.org/10.1093/astr...
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Machine learning and artificial intelligence applied to astronomy 3
Report from the Specialist Discussion Meeting Machine learning and artificial intelligence applied to astronomy 3
!["Euclid's ability to cover such a large area of sky makes it a marvellous place to find rare objects that often could not be discovered in any other way. Euclid also doesn't just take images; its spectroscopic instrument also splits light up like a rainbow to diagnose how redshifted (how far away) each galaxy is and the conditions inside each galaxy. In this paper [Vergani et al] we used Euclid's spectroscopic instrument to unveil a population of rare galaxies with stronger ionizing radiation inside them, perhaps caused by a curious, unusual history of star formation that's assembling the stellar masses of galaxies. Unpicking this will be the subject of a lot of future research, and this is just the tip of the iceberg of the rare object discoveries awaiting us with Euclid."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rqzhexkrr5iazknlluqozsw7/bafkreibxkye62qpn3cwcxxt4z2bk6eq3c5aui4qyw3pz3xckbwunzmmuxq)
