Locating meteorites on Earth’s surface is like looking for a needle in a haystack, but using AI to analyse images captured by drones pinpointed a tiny space rock in just four days
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A meteorite has been successfully recovered using drones and a machine-learning algorithm for the first time. The development marks a step forward in improving the process of searching Earth’s surface for extraterrestrial rocks. Typically, when a meteorite falls to Earth, it takes a team of five or more people to visually search the ground around the fall zone to find it. While the process can be successful, it is costly and time-consuming.
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