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On February 24, 2026, the Rubin Observatory launched real-time sky monitoring, generating 800,000 alerts within hours using the world’s largest digital camera.
On February 24, 2026, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory began real-time sky monitoring, issuing 800,000 alerts within hours of detection.
Using the world’s largest digital camera, it scans the southern sky nightly, identifying transient events like supernovae, variable stars, and moving objects such as asteroids.
Alerts are generated within two minutes by comparing new images to a reference template, enabling rapid global response.
The system is expected to produce up to 7 million alerts per night during its 10-year Legacy Survey of Space and Time, significantly advancing research on dark matter, dark energy, and planetary defense.
El 24 de febrero de 2026, el Observatorio Rubin lanzó el monitoreo del cielo en tiempo real, generando 800,000 alertas en cuestión de horas utilizando la cámara digital más grande del mundo.