foxnews.com
>NASA has announced it will make an announcement surrounding a new discovery from its Kepler mission, a space telescope used to find exoplanets.
>The announcement, set for 1 p.m. EST on Dec. 14, will showcase a new discovery using machine learning techniques from Google. "Machine learning is an approach to artificial intelligence, and demonstrates new ways of analyzing Kepler data," NASA said in the press release.
>nasa sent google technology into space
Enjoy your botnet.
It's Happening!
We found water on a space rock!!!!!!! With small worm!
How small?
at no point did nasa refer to it as a 'major' announcement or anything like it.
it'll be something like "the AI has allowed us to discover expolanets 0.7% faster than before.
im joking, thats just what the discovery will be , something completely fucking irrelevant
It's been fucking nothing everytime they announce something surely this time its different!
>12 new "Earth-like" planets in the Goldilocks Zone.
That will be about it.
>has announced it will make an announcement
Fuck sake
And fuck google. So much for wimminz in tech
breitbart.com
A small worm would be fucking significant
by worm i mean microscopic microbes