Google & NASA: A New Partnership

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The partnership between Google and NASA aims to enhance public access to scientific data by providing weather forecasting information, three-dimensional maps of the moon and Mars, and real-time tracking of the International Space Station and space shuttle flights. This collaboration will allow users with an Internet connection to access these resources easily. The initiative is expected to expand Google's capabilities in scientific data dissemination and public engagement with space exploration.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of NASA's data collection methods
  • Familiarity with Google Earth and its functionalities
  • Knowledge of real-time data tracking technologies
  • Basic concepts of weather forecasting models
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore Google Earth’s features for viewing three-dimensional planetary maps
  • Research NASA's data sharing protocols and public access initiatives
  • Learn about real-time tracking systems used in space missions
  • Investigate advancements in weather forecasting technologies
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Researchers, educators, space enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology and space exploration will benefit from this discussion.

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...Under the arrangement, Ames will feed Google with its weather forecasting information, three-dimensional maps of the moon and Mars, and real-time tracking of the international space station and space shuttle flights so the pictures and data are available to anyone with an Internet connection. (Watch what may develop from a Google-NASA partnership ) [continued]
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/internet/12/18/google.nasa.ap/index.html
 
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Google is turning into a monster, seriously. That's cool though.
 
I'm glad they are taking this further. Google Mars is totally awesome. I can't wait for the other proposed ideas to become reality.
 

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