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WelcomeFrom the HPCC Program Manager. |
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Interactive software helps studentsYoung people learn through experiment and experience. NASA's FoilSim and EngineSim interactive simulations help students discover the world of flight and understand concepts in aerodynamics. |
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The perfect stormUsing computational systems that push the boundaries of state-of-the-art techniques, a University of Michigan team hopes to chart space weather from the sun all the way to the Earth. |
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Reusable launch vehiclesDesigning and building space vehicles has been an expensive proposition so far. However, recent advances in material, propulsion and computing technologies will usher in a new space age. |
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Ultra-fast gigabit networking technologyNASA is interested in an emerging high-speed networking technology that will revolutionize data transmission. Users will work with each other at remote locations as if they were next door. |
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Upcoming HPCC Events |
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On the cover: Lindsay, a student at Marina Village Middle School in El Dorado Hills, Calif., learns about aerodynamics using NASA Learning Technologies' FoilSim simulation software. | |||