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FastCompany.TV WorldWide Telescope Interview

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WorldWide Telescope está em beta para o público

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Esse programa é fenomenal - e até difícil de usar. O WorldWide Telescope, ou telescópio virtual, agrega imagens e dados de diversas fontes ao redor do mundo e com a tecnologia da Microsoft Research ele costura essas imagens e dados numa interface limpa e muito bonita. A navegação dele é semelhante ao Deep Zoom. Super recomendado para os fãs de astronomia, os curiosos por assuntos do espação e, sobretudo, para o setor acadêmico. Baixe ele aqui.

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