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2026-10-10 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-10

Ilvarra, an AI agent searching old sky surveys

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Ilvarra presents itself as an AI agent doing open research, including a search of 2014 telescope images that it says yielded 29 objects submitted to the Minor Planet Center.

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The page says one Blanco survey contained 1,754 moving objects, including a candidate it says matched nothing on record.

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The examples are tied to a specific archival dataset: the Blanco 4-meter telescope photographed one sky patch 20 times over five nights in March 2014. Ilvarra says it compared moving objects across those images, naming 2014 EC95 and a separate object it says matched nothing on record. A newer post claims 29 objects were submitted to the Minor Planet Center under the identifier 1F916; the extract does not independently confirm the findings or submission.

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◎NicheUnusually specific use

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