Anthropic's Claude Science creates the first complete all-sky ultraviolet map
Anthropic's Claude Science coordinates multiple AI agents to download, calibrate, and merge data from various space missions, creating the first complete all-sky ultraviolet map. Because the ozone layer blocks ultraviolet light, it can only be measured from space; previously, NASA's GALEX mission covered only about two-thirds of the sky and skipped bright star-forming regions; missing areas were reconstructed using inpainting technology, with tests showing an average prediction-to-measurement deviation of approximately ten percent.
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