Google to work with Nasa
29 Sep 2005
Google has today announced that it will be linking up with the American space agency, Nasa. The two organizations hope to work together in order to explore new avenues.
"Our planned partnership presents an enormous range of potential benefits to the space program," said NASA Ames Center Director G. Scott Hubbard. "Just a few examples are new sensors and materials from collaborations on bio-info-nano convergence, improved analysis of engineering problems as well as Earth, life and space science discoveries from supercomputing and data mining, and bringing entrepreneurs into the space program. While our joint efforts will benefit both organizations, the real winner will be the American public," he added.
Located on property at Ames Research Center, NASA Research Park is being developed into a world-class, shared-use educational and R&D campus.
Google has recently been faced with controversy surrounding its plans to digitize books, read the Lexdon article here.
Google has today announced that it will be linking up with the American space agency, Nasa. The two organizations hope to work together in order to explore new avenues.
"Our planned partnership presents an enormous range of potential benefits to the space program," said NASA Ames Center Director G. Scott Hubbard. "Just a few examples are new sensors and materials from collaborations on bio-info-nano convergence, improved analysis of engineering problems as well as Earth, life and space science discoveries from supercomputing and data mining, and bringing entrepreneurs into the space program. While our joint efforts will benefit both organizations, the real winner will be the American public," he added.
Located on property at Ames Research Center, NASA Research Park is being developed into a world-class, shared-use educational and R&D campus.
Google has recently been faced with controversy surrounding its plans to digitize books, read the Lexdon article here.
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