Author name: Ashley Spindler

Ashley Spindler is a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Hertfordshire. She works in the Centre for Astrophysics Research on novel applications of Machine Learning technologies for next-generation astronomy. Her passions range from all things space and computing to science communication, podcasting, and LGBT+ activism. She is currently working on her first novel—a historical fantasy set in 1830's London—and lives with her partner, Sarah, and her puppy, Apollo.

Four ways artificial intelligence is helping us learn about the universe

By Ashley Spindler / Jul 12, 2021 Sep 9, 2022

To take on some of the biggest challenges of the next generation of astronomy, astronomers are turning to AI)to build new tools to rapidly search for the next big breakthroughs.

Nasa has just rejected missions to moons of Jupiter and Neptune – here’s what we would have found out

By Ashley Spindler / Jun 7, 2021 Sep 9, 2022

Two Venus missions will be launched some time between 2028 and 2030, instead of missions to the moons of Jupiter and Neptune. What are we missing out on as a result?

Author name: Ashley Spindler

Four ways artificial intelligence is helping us learn about the universe

Nasa has just rejected missions to moons of Jupiter and Neptune – here’s what we would have found out

From Out a Full-Orbed Moon

Metaverse 2030

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