If you're a computer programmer with some time on your hands, NASA needs you! The agency said it wants to streamline a piece of software used for aviation research and run on one of the world's most ...

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NASA is looking for volunteers with “attention to detail” to participate in its image coding competition for the Eclipse Megamovie project. “Making the most of a solar eclipse demands attention to ...

Oct. 15 (UPI) --NASA is launching a coding competition to get some much-needed help with organizing images from April's solar eclipse for the 2024 Eclipse Megamovie project. "Thanks to the efforts of ...

A NASA crowdsourcing exercise to seek a way to predict earthquakes using software algorithms is set to conclude, with US$25,000 up for grabs for the best performers in the contest. The project is all ...

Houston, we have open-source code. NASA recently announced that it will open up parts of its vast catalog of software projects for use by the public, delivering on earlier promises to improve the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As NASA prepares for a return trip to the moon in 2024, along with a trip to Mars by 2040, it's inspiring young minds like third ...

NASA wants your help on it’s newest project. Doug Rohn, director of NASA’s Transformative Aeronautics Concepts Program, is calling the competition the “ultimate ‘geek’ dream assignment.” Essentially, ...

IN A OLD WIDE COMPETITION. THEO: AS NASA COMMEMORATES ANNIVERSARY PLANS ARE IN PLACE TO GO BACK TO THE MOON BY 2024 AND PUT THE FIRST PERSON ON MARS BY 2040. THOSE MISSIONS ARE INSPIRING YOUNG MINDS ...

Five patents that can automatically generate software code are being auctioned by US aeronautical and aerospace organisation NASA. The licence to the five patents for automated software development ...

Back in the 1980s, I was writing open-source programs for NASA. Oh, we didn't call it open source then. Open source as a term wouldn't exist until 1998. All the code we produced was “free software,” ...