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The crowd & the cosmos : adventures in the zooniverse / Chris Lintott.
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ISBN
9780198842224 (hardback)
40029760037
40029658060
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Personal Name
Lintott, Chris
Title
The crowd & the cosmos : adventures in the zooniverse / Chris Lintott.
Cover title
Crowd and the cosmos
Edition
First edition.
Publication Details
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2019.
Production & Copyright Details
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2019.
copyright2019.
Physical Description
xv, 265 pages : illustrations (some colour), map ; 25 cm.
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text
still image
cartographic image
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Formerly CIP.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages [249]-265) and index.
Contents Note
Machine generated contents note: 1.How Science is Done -- 2.The Crowd and the Cosmos -- 3.No Such Thing as a New Idea -- 4.Into the Zooniverse -- 5.Too Many Penguins -- 6.From Supernovae to Zorillas -- 7.Serendipity -- 8.Is it Aliens? -- 9.Three Paths.
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The world of science has been transformed. Where once astronomers sat at the controls of giant telescopes in remote locations, praying for clear skies, now they have no need to budge from their desks, as data arrives in their inbox. And what they receive is overwhelming; projects now being built provide more data in a few nights than in the whole of humanity's history of observing the Universe. It's not just astronomy either - dealing with this deluge of data is themajor challenge for scientists at CERN, and for biologists who use automated cameras to spy on animals in their natural habitats. Artificial intelligence is one part of the solution - but will it spell the end of human involvement in scientific discovery?
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Cosmology -- Popular works
Science -- Popular works
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