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NASA Photosynths of the Space Station and Mars Rover released in Silverlight

Posted By: Adam Kinney | May 7th @ 3:31 PM | 1,186 Views | 1 Comment

Marking the first release enabling businesses to use Photosynth, NASA has launched two Photosynths today, the International Space Station and the new Mars Science Laboratory. For more information the Photosynth team has released a video about the Virtual Earth integration.

Tags: PhotoSynth, RIA, Silverlight, Virtual Earth

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