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Source: www.portalpinguino.cl --- 53 days ago
Desde ahora, gracias al WWT puedes recorrer galaxias, planetas y constelaciones con sólo hacer un par de click desde tu computador. Así es con este telescopio puedes disfrutar de un observatorio Virtual que, como una aplicación de escritorio, funciona en el sistema operativo de Windows. El pasado mes de mayo Microsoft lanzó la versión beta [...] ... Source: news.google.com --- 108 days ago
KVAL Virtual telescope opens night sky BBC News - 6 hours ago Twirling galaxies, exotic nebulae and exploding stars are now just a mouse click away for amateur astronomers. Microsoft has launched WorldWide telescope, a free tool that stitches together images from some of the best ground- and space-based ... Two New Ways to Explore the Virtual Universe, in Vivid 3-D New York Times Microsoft software gives free tours of space Reuters Search Engine Land - San Francisco Chronicle - BusinessWeek - MSNBC all 255 news articles ... Source: news.google.com --- 108 days ago
KBCI CBS 2 Virtual telescope Brings Universe Down to Earth Space.com - 2 hours ago By Space.com Staff Exploring the universe can be as simple as turning on your home computer thanks to a new digital archive filled with views from some of the world's best land- and space-based telescopes. Microsoft Eyes the Night Skies With Virtual telescope App TechNewsWorld Microsoft Launches WorldWide telescope For Virtual Stargazing InformationWeek Computerworld - Slashdot - Los Angeles Times - New York Times all 310 news articles ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 109 days ago
Microsoft launches a free tool that allows amateur star-gazers to explore the universe from their computers. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 108 days ago
Windsor Genova - AHN News Writer Redmond, WA (AHN) - Software giant Microsoft Corp. launched its version of a free online space telescope Tuesday that will compete against Google's Virtual stargazer. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 93 days ago
Exploring the universe can be as simple as turning on your home computer thanks to a new digital archive filled with views from some of the world's best land- and space-based telescopes. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 98 days ago
Exploring the universe can be as simple as turning on your home computer thanks to a new digital archive filled with views from some of the world's best land- and space-based telescopes. ... Source: ec.europa.eu --- 94 days ago
Telescopes from around the world were successfully connected in real-time, enabling astronomers from the EXPReS project to simultaneously observe active galaxies in the distant universe. GÉANT2, the high bandwidth, pan-European research network managed by research networking organisation DANTE, was at the heart of this collaboration, working with other research data networks across the globe, under the coordination of the Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe (JIVE). ... Source: space.newscientist.com --- 108 days ago
A free Microsoft program called WorldWide telescope lets users zoom in on cosmic images from the world's best observatories ... Source: www.space.com --- 108 days ago
Computer users can now explore space with the world's best telescopes ... Source: www.networkworld.com --- 107 days ago
Microsoft Tuesday opened the view finder on its free WorldWide telescope research project allowing Web users to peer into the deep recesses of space through a treasure trove of images. ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 31 days ago
Join us on Sunday August 17 at Newtown Square (corner of King Street and Enmore Road opposite Newtown Station) in Sydney. A FREE one-day festival to explore the future. Because the future should be free! Explore the future with young people, futurists, climate experts, scientists, artists, designers, technolgists, film-makers, performers. Create the future together. Workshops, interactive forums, exploration and expression spaces. What kind of future do you want to live in? How will current technologies develop sustainable futures for all the world's people. What do nanotech, biotech, robotics and artificial intelligence really offer? How do these help us solve health, food, climate challenges, water and other resources and sustainability? Explore Virtual worlds Second Life and Vastpark. Design collaboration spaces for Global Youth Futures in Vastpark and be the first to populate it. Hear from experts, futurists and artists coming in from all around the world into Jokaydia Island in Second Life. Pose questions and challenges. Expolre the universe with the World Wide telescope. See a printer that can print your cup and bowl. 3D printing that will change the face of manufacturing and impacts of transport carbon forever. Take a team challenge, or set the teams a challenge, see how they address issues of the future. Give your answers and judge the winners! Join talks on new cool things on the internet and share yours, an "unconference", a ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 95 days ago
SiliconValley.com May 27 2008 8:52AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 104 days ago
Space.com May 17 2008 8:49AM GMT ... Source: www.artima.com --- 108 days ago
Microsoft’s WorldWide telescope is a rich visualization environment that functions as a Virtual telescope, bringing together imagery from the best ground- and space-based telescopes to enable seamless exploration of the universe. It is a desktop observatory, allowing you to explore the sky with multi-wavelength views, stars and planets... ... Source: www.rgj.com --- 108 days ago
Microsoft's WorldWide telescope provides tour of outer space destinations. ... Source: www.technewsworld.com --- 108 days ago
Star gazers and astronomers now have a powerful new tool that will allow them to surf the skies from their desktop. Microsoft unveiled the public beta of its WorldWide telescope Web application Monday. The software creates an experience that users of all ages will find captivating, said Frank Reddy, a senior editor at Astronomy Magazine . ... Source: www.fayerwayer.com --- 108 days ago
Microsoft acaba de lanzar al espacio, el esperado programa WorldWide telescope. Un telescopio Virtual para astrónomos profesionales y aficionados por igual, que pretende superar supera enormemente a Google Sky. Mediante una interfaz muy intuitiva, este programa gratuito permite a todo el mundo, explorar las galaxias, constelaciones y planetas lejanos de una manera muy fácil y entretenida. El [...] ...
Source: www.resourceshelf.com --- 36 days ago
Have you visited the WorldWide telescope project from Microsoft Research? The WorldWide telescope (WWT) is a Web 2.0 visualization software environment that enables your computer to function as a Virtual telescope—bringing together imagery from the best ground and space-based telescopes in the world for a seamless exploration of the universe. Source: Microsoft Research ... Find more results for Virtual telescope on RSSMicro.com |
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Back in June, LABoral Art and Industrial Creation Centre in Gijón was opening Banquete_nodos y redes , Interactions Between Art, Science, Technology and Society in Spain's Digital Culture . The exhibition presents more than 30 digital and interactive works that critically and creatively explore the notion of Network as a shared matrix, not just from a technological perspective but also from a socio-cultural perspective. I wrote a few stories about the show at the time ( Sightseeing telescope reveals open wifi networks in urban space , The Bank of Common Knowledge and Vacuum Virtual Machine ) but as Banquete runs until November, 03, i thought it would leave me plenty of space to come back with more details on the exhibition. This exhibition is almost god-sent for me. I don't know why but in the course of my work i'm asked again and again the same question: 'which country is the most dynamic in terms of new media art?' Spain always comes on the top of my list, but while i have no difficulties in naming some particularly active organizations, events, competitions and institutions which support media art, i struggle to enumerate Spanish media artists, i only seem to come up with those active in the field of activism. The works exhibited at banquete have all been developed in Spain and they are demonstrating how much broader and energetic the media art scene is in the country. Ricardo Iglesias, José, un robot autista (José, an autistic rob ...