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Saturday, July 9, 2005
RSS Takes Flight at NASA
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration makes extensive use
of RSS 2.0 to provide news, photographs, and press releases on upcoming
missions and other space-related topics.
People looking ahead to the planned July 13 launch of the space shuttle Discovery can subscribe to a Return to Flight RSS feed.
NASA's RSS information page also includes an interesting demonstration of an RSS viewer created in Macromedia Flash.
People looking ahead to the planned July 13 launch of the space shuttle Discovery can subscribe to a Return to Flight RSS feed.
NASA's RSS information page also includes an interesting demonstration of an RSS viewer created in Macromedia Flash.
# Posted on 7/9/05; 11:05:40 AM -
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