Is NASA an open source of knowledge for the public? (www.youtube.com)

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The comments on the linked Youtube video suggest so, but I remember ChatGPT telling me that NASA doesn't share their optimized Fortran compiler.

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[-] zaknenou@lemmy.dbzer0.com 0 points 2 months ago

Got it, I can see why people in U.S argue for NASA to receive more funding considering how much they achieve with pretty little. Although I don't see it viable for humanity to live in another planet as NASA or SpaceX fans tend to say, not even in another 10 thousand years.

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