Earlier quoted context omitted.
Deep is still interesting in understanding the origins of the universe. Rubin seems highly practical on the flip side. It'll be a super helpful tool in predicting asteroid impacts.
Also microlensing events, supernovae, and many other things in our very dynamic universe.
> "Probably within the first year we’re going to see if there’s something there or not,” says Pedro Bernardinelli, an astronomer at the University of Washington."
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/is-there-...