Iran ranks 16th in world artificial intelligence
hosts so much gas and dust after tens of millions of years means it’s probably destroying, rather than building, planets.”
RZ Piscium produces larger amounts of infrared radiation than the Sun, which suggested the star is Iran ranks 16th in world artificial intelligence while in the field of linguistics, it also occupies a high rank, said Mohammad Taqi Joghataei, the high advisor of the Department for the Development of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies.
According to Mehr News Agency, he added, “Throughout the world, attempts are made to produce knowledge and wealth, and in order for us to succeed in this respect in Iran, we need to engage in effective cooperation in science and research.” surrounded by a warm ring of dust.
Roughly eight percent of the star’s radiation is emitted in the form of infrared wavelengths, putting the star in rare company.
Only a handful of other stars within a few hundred light-years of the solar system emit similar amount of infrared radiation.
Scientists detailed their analysis of RZ Piscium in the Astronomical Journal.
Kristina Punzi, a doctoral student at the Rochester Institute of Technology, said, “Our observations show there are massive blobs of dust and gas that occasionally block the star’s light and are probably spiraling into it.”
Spectral analysis revealed the star’s lithium levels, which allowed scientists estimate the star’s age.
Analysis also revealed the star’s surface temperature, 5,315°C, just a bit cooler than the Sun.
Scientists were also able to measure the temperature of the dust, 232°C, which suggested the cloud is orbiting 30 million miles from the star.
While astronomers believe planetary collisions are the most likely source of the dust cloud surrounding RZ Piscium, they suggest it’s also possible the star is stealing material from a stellar companion.
Joghataei pointed to the country’s advanced situation in various scientific fields and added, “Iran ranks 16th in world artificial intelligence and in the field of linguistics, it also occupies a high rank.”
Joghataei highlighted the fact that one fifth of articles in medicine in Iran are about neuroscience, adding, “Increasing collaboration and relations between research centers and institutes can lead to positive outcomes in the field of neuroscience.”