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worldwidetelescope.org - 11/18/2008
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WorldWide Telescope and WALL•E
blogs.msdn.com - 11/19/2008
WorldWide Telescope and WALL•E
— blogs.msdn.com — A unique partnership - a guided virtual tour of the universe hosted by WALL•E using WorldWide Telescope. Explore the Universe with WALL∙E and Andrew Stanton “Symphony No. 3- Scherzo:Allegro Vivace” by Beethoven, Performed by Nicolau very ... (more) WorldWide Telescope and WALL•E
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WorldWide Telescope and WALL•E
Geek In Disguise — A unique partnership - a guided virtual tour of the universe hosted by WALL•E using WorldWide Telescope. Explore the Universe with WALL∙E and Andrew Stanton “Symphony No. 3- Scherzo:Allegro Vivace” by Beethoven, Performed by Nicolau very very cool :)

WALL•E apresenta o universo através do WorldWide Telescope
MacMagazine — ... Agora, é possível explorar toda essa tecnologia na companhia do simpático WALL•E, através Guia Virtual do Universo apresentado pelo WALL•E e tendo, como trilha sonora, a belíssima “Sinfonia No. 3 em Mi Bemol Maior, op.55 ‘Heróica’- Scherzo:Allegro Vivace”, de ...

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