Just weeks ago the Google features to explore the planet Mars online via Google Mars. Microsoft seems gregetan so they try to compete with Google to increase the amount of content in the online services that can also be used to explore the sky via the web, Worldwide Telescope.
Seemingly does not want to lose out to Google, Microsoft is also trying to bring data from the latest data red planet Mars. from VentureBeat, Wednesday (25/3/2009), Microsoft menggandeng NASA outer space agencies to provide data and images in the sky.
'War' sky between Google and Microsoft will continue to seem really heroic. Mars is not just a course, they also race-race-aea exploring other areas in outer space.
Microsoft is planning to menggelontorkan more data and image resolution of other planet-planet, including months. Google first have a lot of similar data available on the Google Moon and Google Sky.
Thus, who is perhaps the winner will be determined who is able to bring the good content. Microsoft seems to this very serious matter. For the latest in agreement with NASA, they are entitled to access the data of 100 Terabytes.
"Making NASA astronomical data accessible to the public is a big priority for us," said Ed Weiler of NASA on the agreement with Microsoft.
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