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WorldWide Telescope Puts the Night Sky in Your Browser [Astronomy]
lifehacker.com - 3/19/2009
WorldWide Telescope Puts the Night Sky in Your Browser [Astronomy]
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Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope is kind of like Google Earth for the sky, allowing you to explore the outer reaches of space from your browser. If the WorldWide Telescope sounds vaguely familiar,...
worldwidetelescope.org - 3/18/2009
Microsoft WorldWide Telescope Web Client
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