WorldWide Telescope: Introduction to the User Experience

June 1, 2010
Dan Fay, Microsoft; Lori Stone, Microsoft
Faculty Summit 2010

Learn how the WorldWide Telescope makes it easy to explore the universe from your own computer. The easy-to-use, interactive dashboard enables you to browse the universe in a freeform manner, providing you with a visually powerful perspective of the size, scale, and features of the night sky.

- Dan Fay
  
  Senior Director - MSR Accelerator
- Lori Stone
Research Area
- Mathematics
Project
- WorldWide Telescope
Event
- Faculty Summit 2010

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