Blow Your Mind! Check Out the Worldwide Telescope


	Blow Your Mind! Check Out the Worldwide Telescope

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7-26-2008 12:32 PM

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                              The WorldWide Telescope (WWT) is a <LABEL class="TourAuthorText" title="Web 2.0 is the next generation of the World Wide Web wherein technologies and social practices use metadata or tags to enable communication and resource sharing in a variety of forms (text, audio, video, links, etc.) through the Web without a centralized authority's intervention or approval.
Rich visualization software provides a graphical visualization of large structured data sets. The software's interactive graphical user interface provides users with a more data-rich presentation of the data and enables them to explore, filter, analyze, and interact with the data, resulting in a better understanding of that data.">Web 2.0 visualization software </LABEL>environment that enables your computer 
                              to function as a virtual telescope—bringing together imagery from the best ground and space-based telescopes 
                              in the world for a seamless exploration of the universe.
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Choose from a growing number of guided tours of the sky by astronomers and educators from some of the most 
                              famous observatories and planetariums in the country. Feel free at any time to pause the tour, explore on 
                              your own (with multiple information sources for objects at your fingertips), and rejoin the tour where you 
                              left off. Join Harvard Astronomer Alyssa Goodman on a journey showing how dust in the Milky Way Galaxy 
                              condenses into stars and planets. Take a tour with University of Chicago Cosmologist Mike Gladders two 
                              billion years into the past to see a gravitational lens bending the light from galaxies allowing you to 
                              see billions more years into the past.  
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