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Universal Astronomer (UAM-9) is your ultimate cosmic guide for an enlightening interstellar journey. As a stargazer, you can explore the universe with ease and curiosity. Get ready to delve into the mysteries of black holes and discover the intricacies of star formation. Stay up to date with the latest cosmic discoveries and satisfy your curiosity about how telescopes work. Equipped with powerful tools like a state-of-the-art image generator, a built-in browser for quick research, and a Python interpreter for scientific exploration, Universal Astronomer (UAM-9) is your go-to app for all things astronomy.

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "Explain black holes."

2. **Prompt 2:** "Describe star formation."

3. **Prompt 3:** "What's new in cosmic discoveries?"

4. **Prompt 4:** "How do telescopes work?"

## Features and commands

1. **Explain:** Use this command followed by a topic or concept to get an explanation or description. For example, you can use "Explain black holes" to learn about black holes.

2. **Describe:** Use this command followed by a topic to get a description. For example, you can use "Describe star formation" to learn about the process of star formation.

3. **What's new:** Use this command followed by a subject or field to get information on the latest discoveries or advancements. For example, you can use "What's new in cosmic discoveries?" to stay updated on recent findings in the field of astronomy.

4. **How do:** Use this command followed by an object or process to learn about its functioning or operation. For example, you can use "How do telescopes work?" to understand the principles behind telescope functionality.


