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http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/internet/12/18/google.nasa.ap/index.html...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]
The purpose of the partnership between Google and NASA is to collaborate on research and development projects related to space exploration, aeronautics, and data science.
This partnership will benefit both Google and NASA by combining their expertise and resources to advance technological innovation and scientific knowledge. Google will have access to NASA's vast data and research, while NASA will benefit from Google's advanced technology and data analysis capabilities.
Some specific projects that Google and NASA will be working on together include developing new algorithms and tools for analyzing satellite imagery, researching and developing new methods for air traffic management, and collaborating on projects related to artificial intelligence and machine learning.
This partnership has the potential to significantly impact the future of space exploration and technology by pushing the boundaries of what is possible through the combination of NASA's expertise in space exploration and Google's advanced technology and data analysis capabilities. It could lead to new discoveries and advancements in space exploration, aeronautics, and data science.
Yes, this partnership is a long-term commitment between Google and NASA. The initial agreement between the two organizations was signed in 2005 and has been renewed multiple times since then. Both Google and NASA have expressed their commitment to continue collaborating and working together on future projects.