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NASA Open Source Software
NASA conducts research and development in software and software technology as an essential response to the needs of NASA missions. Under the NASA Software Release policy, NASA has several options for the release of NASA developed software technologies. These options now include Open Source software release. This option is under the NASA Open Source Agreement "NOSA".
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Orbiter Space Flight Simulator
Orbiter is a free and realistic space flight simulation program for the Windows PC.
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Recent News
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- Hubble Spies Glittering Star Cluster in Nearby Galaxy
(NASA Image of the Day) - Space Apps Challenge: students have 48 hours to develop applications using space data
(Canadian Space Agency - Home) - Launching the Galileo Mission
(NASA Image of the Day) - Das Missionskontrollzentrum ist bereit für die Merkur-Mission
(ESA Germany) - Space Apps 2018: Be a citizen scientist
(Canadian Space Agency - Home) - NASA Invites Media to Northrop Grumman Cygnus Launch from Virginia
(NASA Breaking News) - NASA to Host Briefings, Events for ICON Launch to Study Space Weather
(NASA Breaking News) - European Space Talks: Weltraum-Wissen für alle!
(ESA Germany) - NASA Technosignatures Workshop Webcast
(SETI@home: News) - Nebula updates
(SETI@home: News) - ARC-11969-1 : Protective Coating For Ceramic Materials
(NASA Technologies) - ARC-12011-1 : Low-Density Resin Impregnated Ceramic Article Having An Average Density Of 0.15 To 0.40 G/CC
(NASA Technologies)
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