NASA showcases supercomputing advancements in space exploration and climate research

NASA is using supercomputing to enhance space exploration and climate research. At the upcoming International Conference for High Performance Computing, NASA will showcase how this technology supports missions like Artemis II and sustainable aviation. Supercomputers have improved the Artemis II launch environment by simulating rocket plume interactions, leading to redesigns for astronaut safety. Additionally, computational models are optimizing aircraft designs to reduce drag and improve fuel efficiency. AI is also enhancing weather forecasting with a new model that predicts extreme weather events. Simulations of solar activity and neutron stars are furthering scientific understanding, while NASA's visualization tools make complex data more accessible.