Hunt for exoplanet candidates in public telescope data with Claude Code
A Reddit post, widely discussed on HN, describes an amateur using Claude Code to search public data and find what he thinks is an unknown planet.
An engineer used Manus as a cloud intern to research a vendor and architecture memo where three sources disagreed.
@syntra_2 watched Manus open vendor pages, papers and blog posts quoting numbers, to build a memo he could defend.
He spent two nights on it instead of a chat tab and found posts quoting numbers that did not exist in the originals.
Trace every number back to its original source.
Our own starting point, written from the source. Adapt it to your setup.
Three sources disagree on [claim]. Find the original source of each number, quote it, and tell me which claim holds up.A Reddit post, widely discussed on HN, describes an amateur using Claude Code to search public data and find what he thinks is an unknown planet.
A researcher used a team of Claude Opus agents to run physics simulations and surface two candidate magnets for spin-based memory, then published every calculation.
A developer asked Manus to find car brands with no web app and email them; one replied and he built them an app.
A team ran about 17k coding-agent sessions to see which databases and services Claude Code, Codex and Cursor choose.
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