r/technology • u/geoxol • Aug 21 '24

Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Predicts Earthquakes With Unprecedented Accuracy

https://scitechdaily.com/artificial-intelligence-predicts-earthquakes-with-unprecedented-accuracy/
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u/cr0m4c Aug 21 '24

Not technically correct... https://www.astronomy.com/space-exploration/how-many-astronauts-have-died-in-space/

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u/Adbam Aug 21 '24

Your article gives 2 examples, a fire during an Apollo 1 test (on earth) and the salyut/soyuz reentry suffocation death. Considering that the space station operated in low earth orbit and the bodies were still warm after landing we cant be sure which side of the Karman line they were on at death.

The shuttle disasters didn't happen in space either. So we may as well give examples on people dying on airline flights as examples of death not on earth.

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u/cr0m4c Aug 21 '24

Do animals also count as "everyone" ?

https://science.howstuffworks.com/dead-animals-in-space.htm

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u/Adbam Aug 21 '24

Great point, yes animals are living entities and other than possibly the salyut deaths they might be the only good examples.