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Clark’s Law
Stage 1: It can’t be done!
Stage 2: It probably can be done, but it’s not worth it.
Stage 3: I knew it was a good idea all along!
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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
Here are some recent news:
- NASA Invites Media to Learn More About Near-Earth Asteroids, Comets
(NASA Breaking News) - Station Crew Views the Frozen Southern Tip of Hudson Bay
(NASA Image of the Day) - NASA to Broadcast Next Space Station Resupply Launch, Prelaunch Activities
(NASA Breaking News) - Landslides in Mars' Cerberus Fossae
(NASA Image of the Day) - New attempt: Amateur radio contact between David Saint Jacques and Quebec City students
(Canadian Space Agency - Home) - Graffiti without Gravity - Weltraumforschung trifft auf Streetart
(ESA Germany) - Forschung auf der ISS
(ESA Germany) - Long Outage Today
(SETI@home: News) - The Drake Equation Revisited
(SETI@home: News) - Astronaut David Saint-Jacques explores Earth with students in Prince Edward Island
(Canadian Space Agency - Home)
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