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ORNL’s Frontier Supercomputer Powers Lumina Simulation of the Early Universe

Frontier supercomputer executes the Lumina simulation to model the early universe.

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ORNL’s Frontier Supercomputer Powers Lumina Simulation of the Early Universe

Astrophysicists at the Smithsonian have employed Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Frontier supercomputer to execute Lumina, a detailed simulation of the early cosmos. The high-performance compute model is intended to help researchers interpret observations gathered by both the James Webb and Nancy Roman space observatories.

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