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NASA Ames Showcased in Time Magazine

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Click on image for full resolution. Jon Jenkins, Natalie Batalha and Bill Borucki discuss Kepler data on the hyperwall. Image credit: NASA Click on image for full resolution. Louis Allamandola Image credit: NASA Click on image for full resolution. Jill Tarter of SETI Image credit: NASA Nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley, NASA Ames Research Center pulsates in research, technology and science. That pulsation is showcased in a new special edition issue of Time magazine highlighting space exploration. Highlighting the article was a section titled “The 25 Most Influential People in Space” which features several Ames employees involved in a wide variety of space projects.

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Jill Tarter

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Relevance: 0.4432

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-0.0772259	“Being less than a mile away from Moffett Field means that SETI and Ames can collaborate on many activities. With similar interests, it is not surprising that the two have such a close relationship,” said Tarter.
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Disambiguation: References:

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• Jill Tarter: freebase
• Jill Tarter: umbel
• Jill Tarter: yago

Louis Allamandola

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Steve Squyres

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Geoff Marcy

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Jon Jenkins

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Bill Borucki

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Relevance: 0.219691

S. Pete Worden

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Disambiguation: References:

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David Charbonneau

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Rupak Biswas

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Sentiment	Quote
-0.0516101	“The hyperwall-2 system is a gem for users of the NAS facility. It allows scientists and engineers the ability to visualize extraordinarily large datasets in meaningful ways, view previously unseen details in their data, and gain insight into complex scientific datasets.” said Rupak Biswas, ...
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Natalie Batalha

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William Borucki

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Note that quote stats are likely to be meaningless beyond the aggregate score due to the tiny sample size. However, they are always provided just in case you find something useful there.

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Organization: NASA

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Organization: Kepler mission

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Organization: Ames Research Center

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Organization: Center for SETI Research

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Organization: Ames Center

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Organization: Ames Astrochemistry Laboratory

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Company: Ames

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Company: SETI

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NASA Ames Showcased in Time Magazine

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Nestled in Silicon Valley, NASA Ames pulsates in research, technology and science. That pulsation is showcased in a special edition of Time.

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