Thursday, December 21, 2006
Now its time that interactive video from moon, Mars and elsewhere would be available at just a click of mouse after NASA signed an agreement with Google to post its trove of images and data online.
Google anyways would be the first major online collaborator with NASA, the agency further said that the images are simply not exclusive and it is working on similar project with other internet portals as well. Under this contact, Ames would offer Google with its weather forecasting information, real-time tracking on space station and three-dimensional maps of moon and Mars and space shuttle flights.
Google anyways would be the first major online collaborator with NASA, the agency further said that the images are simply not exclusive and it is working on similar project with other internet portals as well. Under this contact, Ames would offer Google with its weather forecasting information, real-time tracking on space station and three-dimensional maps of moon and Mars and space shuttle flights.
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