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This week on Channel 9, Dan and Mark DeFalco discuss the week's top developer news, including; [0:47] Announcing: Great Improvements to Windows Azure Web Sites (Scott Guthrie) [2:11] Announcing Open Sourcing of Windows Azure Mobile Services SDK on GitHub, and Partnership with Xamarin…

A new NASA Windows 7 theme is now being featured on the Windows 7 personalization gallery website. This site, for those that don't know, is a great resource for finding new ways to personalize your PC, including free themes, backgrounds and gadgets. Recent additions to the themes gallery have…

At the PDC last year, you may have seen that NASA and Microsoft made a number of announcements.  New data APIs in Codename Dallas, a Silverlight+ASP.NET MVC 2 site on Azure...but did you realize they also launched a programming competition? NASA has hundreds of thousands of images from…

At the PDC last year, you may have seen that NASA and Microsoft made a number of announcements.  New data APIs in Codename Dallas, a Silverlight+ASP.NET MVC 2 site on Azure...but did you realize they also launched a programming competition?   NASA has hundreds of thousands of images…

Channel 9 Live at PDC09: Doug McCuistion, NASA Is there life on Mars? Tune in to see what the director of NASA's Mars Exploration program thinks. This is a great discussion about the search for life in the universe, generally, and what NASA is doing and planning to do in the quest for living systems…

Channel 9 Live at PDC09: Dr Jeff Norris, Planning Software Systems Group Supervisor, NASA, with Charles Torre.Recorded Live, November 17th 2009 at 11:00AM PSTClick here for full schedule

Thanks to a grant from Microsoft Research, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab has launched a new website called Be a Martian. On the site, visitors can virtually “explore” Mars, zooming around the planet, looking at images from various Mars landers, explorers, and satellites from the 1960’s to present-day.…

40 years ago today, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin Jr. set down on the surface of the moon (with Michael Collins waiting up top) achieving the dream of billions of humans who came before them. Neil was the shutterbug of the mission and took a number great pictures despite the brutal conditions…

40 years ago today, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin Jr. set down on the surface of the moon (with Michael Collins waiting up top) achieving the dream of billions of humans who came before them. Neil was the shutterbug of the mission and took a number great pictures despite the brutal conditions…

Supercomputers and robots with frickin' lasers! Laurence Moroney tells the tale of the creation of the NASA Photosynths of the International Space Station and the Mars Science Laboratory. And the best part is, even though you may not have supercomputers laying around the house, you can…