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The Jupiter ICy Moons Explorer (JUICE) mission is scheduled to lift off at 8:15 am EDT (1215 GMT) on April 13 from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou.They led Galileo to realize that not every cosmic object revolves around Earth — meaning Earth isn’t at the center of the universe.

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and scientists aim to shed new light on the planet to help us better understand planetary evolution throughout the cosmosIt is known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) and is situated between California and Hawaii.”But what happens after the waste is collected? The company answered in a Twitter post: We want to give ocean plastic a new life by working with partners to recycle and transform it into durable plastic products.

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The monitoring data provided by the company revealed a “low adverse impact of System 002 on marine life over the first 12 trips.The North Pacific Ocean was chosen specifically because it receives a large amount of plastic waste from Asia.

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The system also includes AI-powered cameras that continuously scan the ocean’s surface in search of plastic waste

You do it when youre watching a film that sucks you in or reading a book that pulls you deep into the corridor on the inside of your body.after-the-fact kind of use case.

Video requires interpretation via powerful deep-learned algorithms.their accuracy and scalability grow to tremendous heights — and then theyre set loose to save both lives and dollars.

More than 50 NVIDIA AI city partner companies are already providing products and applications that use deep learning on GPUs.On a large transportation authority network.

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