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NASA Uses TACC Supercomputers to Prepare for Next Gen Mars Rovers
August 21, 2020
"Imagine: you're an alien and you know almost nothing about Earth, and you land on seven or eight points on Earth and drive a few hundred kilometers. Does that Read more…
Piz Daint Tackles Marsquakes
April 3, 2020
Even as researchers use supercomputers to probe the mysteries of earthquakes here on Earth, others are setting their sights on quakes just a little farther away Read more…
Ride on the Wild Side – Squyres SC19 Mars Rovers Keynote
December 2, 2019
Reminding us of the deep and enabling connection between HPC and modern science is an important part of the SC Conference mission. And yes, HPC is a science its Read more…
Summit Simulates Braking – on Mars
October 14, 2019
NASA is planning to send humans to Mars by the 2030s – and landing on the surface will be considerably trickier than landing a rover like Curiosity. To solve Read more…
Cloud Lends Power to Next Generation Martian Missions
October 29, 2012
Martian rover Curiosity successfully performed an on-site validation of an application essential to the next generation of Martian missions. Cloud computing, specifically Amazon Web Services, played an important role. Read more…
Amazon Enables Earthlings to View Martian Photos
August 14, 2012
Now that Curiosity is on the red planet, Amazon Web Services will process pictures taken by the new inhabitant, making them available to NASA researchers and the public. Read more…
Curiosity’s Cloud Connection
August 7, 2012
The news media has been abuzz over NASA's recent achievement. The big risk, big reward operation costing 2.5 billion dollars, which included safely landing a mini cooper-sized robot on Mars, paid off. Read more…
Mars as a Service: Cloud Computing for the Red Planet Exploration Era
February 3, 2011
The MetNet project aims to go where no other Mars missions have gone before, at least in terms of the way it will gather and then process data. This mission to Mars will be based on the power of a new type of dandelion seed-shaped landing vehicle called the MetNet Lander. Dr. Jose Luis Vazquez-Poletti describes the project's goals, methods, and how cloud computing is set to provide the resources for this data-intensive mission. Read more…
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