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Computers in Space (5/23/1989)

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A look at how NASA uses computers to run the space program, launch manned spacecraft, and manage the overall operations of America's space program.

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Products/Demos: Space Physics Analysi Network; Total Ozone Map Spectrometer; Space Science Data Center; Silicon Graphics Space Simulator.

This movie is part of the collection: Computer Chronicles

Keywords: space; nasa; astronaut

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial

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Reviewer: mauipaul - - July 15, 2004
Subject: Historical VR piece
Was nice to recognize my friends Creon and Scott behind the HMD's of NASA VR telepresence systems back n the 80's.

Good quality streaming on my cable modem

Aloha Creon & Scott at NASA Ames