Posted on May 6th, 2014

Free For All – NASA Software Catalog

CatalogCheck out the new software catalog released by NASA to the public.

Software is an integral part to any successful NASA mission; and while many of the technological and scientific innovations invented by NASA have been released to the public for commercial and academic use, software has not had the same notoriety. On April 10, NASA released a new catalog that includes over 1,000 codes developed by them for a plethora of different purposes. Anything from chemical material tracking to guidance and control for the Apollo missions to semantic text mining and even image processing software is included in the release. There are all sorts of interesting categories, like crew and life support, propulsion, electronics and data servers processing.

So take this opportunity to nerd out!  You can find the software catalog on the NASA technology spin-off site here.

Katie Nelson
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2 responses to “Free For All – NASA Software Catalog”

  1. Vivo en Chile. Disfruto mirando los vídeos o fotografías del universo. Me encanta ver los despegues de cohetes o similares enviados por Uds., al universo. Soy admiradora de Lucas Parmitano, cuando estuvo en la Estación Espacial cinco meses. Gracias por las bellas imágenes que recibo de NASA.

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      De nada, y gracias por el comento. Es nuestro honor a proveer las imagenes y informaccion para el uso del publico. Por favor, dinos si haya algo con que podamos ayudarse en el futuro.

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