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NASA Clears The Runway For Open Source Software

The NASA Open Government Initiative has launched a new website to expand the agency's open source

Time: 18. Jan. 2012

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Topics: nasa, open, software, source

NASA Awards Software Services Contract

NASA has selected TASC Inc., of Andover, Mass., to provide software services to the agency's

Time: 30. Nov. 2011

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NASA Seeks Proposals For Software Verification And Validation

NASA issued a request for proposals on Wednesday for software services for the agency's Independent

Time: 2. Mar. 2011

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Topics: and, nasa, proposals, software, validation, verification

NASA Software Promotes Airline Fuel Efficiency

Software developed at NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., is enabling major fuel

Time: 26. Oct. 2010

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Topics: efficiency, fuel, nasa, software

NASA Establishes Tournament Lab For Software Developers

NASA and Harvard University have established the NASA Tournament Lab (NTL), which will enable

Time: 13. Oct. 2010

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Topics: developers, lab, nasa, software, tournament

NASA Announces High School Competition for Future Engineers: Teams to Design Software for Small Satellites on the International Space Station

NASA is challenging high school teams to design software to program small satellites aboard the

Time: 26. Aug. 2010

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Topics: design, high, international, nasa, satellites, school, small, software, space, station, teams

NASA Awards Software Engineering Support Contract

NASA has awarded the software engineering support contract at the agency's Goddard Space Flight

Time: 27. May. 2010

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Topics: contract, engineering, nasa, software, support

Science Team From Ames Research Center Wins 2009 NASA Software Of Year Award

The NASA World Wind Java computer program developed at the agency's Ames Research Center at Moffett

Time: 25. Feb. 2010

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Topics: 2009, ames, award, center, nasa, research, software, year

Space software to control digital TV broadcasting

Imagine how difficult it is to control a spacecraft thousands of miles away, ensure it arrives at

Time: 14. Nov. 2008

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Topics: broadcasting, control, software

NASA Awards Simulation and Software Support Contract

NASA has awarded a five-year, $49 million contract to L3 Communications - Titan Group of Niceville,

Time: 26. Mar. 2008

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Topics: and, contract, nasa, simulation, software, support

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Topic: software

NASA Clears The Runway For Open Source Software

The NASA Open Government Initiative has launched a new website to expand the agency's open source

NASA Awards Software Services Contract

NASA has selected TASC Inc., of Andover, Mass., to provide software services to the agency's

NASA Seeks Proposals For Software Verification And Validation

NASA issued a request for proposals on Wednesday for software services for the agency's Independent

NASA Software Promotes Airline Fuel Efficiency

Software developed at NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., is enabling major fuel

NASA Establishes Tournament Lab For Software Developers

NASA and Harvard University have established the NASA Tournament Lab (NTL), which will enable

NASA Announces High School Competition for Future Engineers: Teams to Design Software for Small Satellites on the International Space Station

NASA is challenging high school teams to design software to program small satellites aboard the

NASA Awards Software Engineering Support Contract

NASA has awarded the software engineering support contract at the agency's Goddard Space Flight

Science Team From Ames Research Center Wins 2009 NASA Software Of Year Award

The NASA World Wind Java computer program developed at the agency's Ames Research Center at Moffett

Space software to control digital TV broadcasting

Imagine how difficult it is to control a spacecraft thousands of miles away, ensure it arrives at

NASA Awards Simulation and Software Support Contract

NASA has awarded a five-year, $49 million contract to L3 Communications - Titan Group of Niceville,

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