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Google NASA Partnership Announced
eldavojohn writes "Google & NASA announced their partnership today with many benefits. The director of a NASA site said '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.'" Update 23:51 by SM As pointed out by so many readers the GoogleNASA site originally linked was completely bogus.
Apparantly, taking over Earth isn't enough for Google...
The next flag on the moon will be Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green.
You can't talk about Wikipedia's flaws on Wikipedia
How else will they get their employees to the Google Copernicus Center?!
They've got a lot of work to do though if they plan to open it in late spring, 2007.
www.gogglenasa.com
www.googelnasa.com
www.nasagoogle.com
www.googlnasa.com
A friend who works at Google took me on a tour of a few of their buildings a little over a year ago. It was the weekend and hardly anybody was there, but I did remember noticing a big whiteboard (Google has thousands of whiteboards, which seem to be the primary medium for communication and development of ideas) with the headline "Google And NASA in 2007" at the top. I remember thinking at the time how odd that seemed. But it looks like out of all the zany ideas at Google this was one that actually survived for over a year and came to fruition.
Google? IIS 6.0? Helllooooo?
Slashdot - Space - December 2014
GoogleNASA Announces Dissassembly of Mercury and Venus
GoogleNASA's strategic alliance with FungibleNano has pushed their disassembly of the "useless" innerplanets into a computronium cloud. The "Massively Massive Massive 4D Quantuum Processor Fog" will reportedly use 10 years of spam filtered from gmail users to train an AI to solve large N-Body problems and appreciate fine wine.
That's Dot Net Nuke, with an altered default blue theme. Good enough for Google, good enough for NASA, good enough for me.
Hey, it's at least mildly ontopic, and it proves I actually FOLLOWED A LINK!
-theGreater.
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Yes, a search company teaming up with an agency that's always losing things! Maybe now they can find that Mars lander, those Moon photos, and what exactly Neil Armstrong said...
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Maybe now NASA will have the budget to do some really cool stuff!
I noticed that too. Seems someone posted the url for a year old announcement instead of the current one http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2006/dec/HQ_06371_ Ames_Google.html
I smurf everything and everything I smurf is perfect.
for NASA. Who knew you could just Google "alien lifeforms"? All that SETI CPU time was wasted
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I'm hoping for GASA and not Noogle.
FLR
Perfect match. Google makes money, NASA spends money.
If someone is passing you on the right, you are an asshole for driving in the wrong lane.
GoogleNasa is NOT an official Google site, and is just phishing for Google account information. What the fuck, Slashdot - do you EVER look at these links? Such incompetence...
Checking whois leads to Chris C Kemp: (Notice website similarities)
http://www.chrisckemp.com/
This guy doesn't seem to have any connections to google or NASA, true, though I don't know if phishing is an accurate accusation.
But be careful, folks.
Just wait until Ballmer hears that google has outmaneuvered Microsoft in courting NASA and all its data.