Hundreds of satellites orbit the earth and record detailed images. Until recently, these photos were not available to the public. However, thanks to NASA and some clever software developers, application World Wind offer about 10 trillion byte images. Need a picture of Mount Fuji for your job or an aerial photograph of your house for a presentation in PowerPoint; Just get the software from the page of NASA and you're done. In this site you will find many more educational applications. For example, the Virtual Lab allows you to pretend you have your own electronic microscope, while the Moonbase Alpha is a game that simulates life in a colony in space, with three-dimensional graphics, group games and chat capabilities. With just a few clicks, you can get interactive educational resources which will become for you a window to the world.
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