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Galaxy Research publishes in-depth crypto and blockchain research reports covering topics such as crypto mining, hedge funds, venture reports, regulation, DeFi, and prediction markets. The research page lists reports and weekly briefs on market and cryptocurrency developments.
Galaxy Zoo is a Zooniverse volunteer project where participants classify telescope images of distant galaxies by shape to help astronomers understand galaxy formation. Early data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory is shown in the Rubin workflow. Volunteers' classifications are backed up by the work of others.
A repository holding the winning solution for the Galaxy Challenge on Kaggle. It includes code, documentation and data files, with instructions for installing dependencies such as Theano and pylearn2, downloading training data and generating the solution file.
SpaceEngine is a virtual universe simulator for computers. Users can travel from star to star and galaxy to galaxy, landing on planets, moons and asteroids, and can alter the speed of time. Real celestial objects appear alongside procedurally generated regions based on scientific knowledge.
AMIGA, or Analysis of the interstellar Medium in Isolated GAlaxies, is a project focused on multiwavelength study of galaxy evolution, with emphasis on radio astronomical observations. It compares samples of isolated galaxies with matching samples from denser environments such as compact groups. Since 2003 it has combined fundamental science with e-Science research to support reproducible science and access to data and tools.
Open-source project that provides machine-learning models, research, training resources, or evaluation tools.
Celestia is a free space simulator that provides real-time 3D visualization of space. It displays objects and orbits based on scientific data and runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android. Users can travel through the solar system, to over 100,000 stars, or beyond the galaxy. Its catalogues are expandable with add-ons, and users can create their own objects and planetary systems.
CLUES, the Constrained Local UniversE Simulations collaboration, works to reconstruct the present structure and past evolution of the local Universe. Its main tool is cosmological simulations constrained by surveys of galaxy peculiar velocities, used to analyze dark matter and gasdynamical processes in structure formation and compare predictions with observations of nearby structures.
CosmoSim is a database providing results from cosmological simulations performed within the MultiDark and Bolshoi projects and Galaxies. It reports dark matter simulations of the universe and galaxy catalogs for the MDPL2 simulation. The database can be queried by entering SQL statements directly into a query interface or through scripted access; registration provides full access.
Gaia Archive is the European Space Agency's archive providing public access to all data generated by the ESA Gaia mission, which creates a three-dimensional map of the Milky Way galaxy.
ViewSpace is a free, web-based collection of astronomy and Earth science videos and interactives. It offers image tours, image sliders, and a video library that let users explore the planet, solar system, galaxy, and universe. The project is developed by the Space Telescope Science Institute with NASA support and has been exhibited in museums, planetariums, and science centers since 2000.
