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Mars Landing, NASA-TV live stream
With the upcoming landing of the Opportunity Mars Rover this Saturday,
January 24th, all eyes will be on NASA. Tuning in to NASA-TV is the perfect way to get live images and updates from the surface of Mars as soon as NASA receives them. For those of you who have never experienced or do not have access to to NASA-TV, we at Network Foundations Technology would like for you to partake in a milestone of streaming media. We will broadcast NASA-TV all day on Saturday free of charge. You will have access to a live video feed from NASA as the landing occurs. Not only will you be witnessing a milestone in space exploration and streaming multimedia, but you will be helping to test a groundbreaking peer-to-peer video streaming technology. Here http://nasa-tv.yi.org is a link to our site where you'll find our streaming video client, as well as all the information you need to watch the broadcast. You can begin watching the NASA-TV video feed right now, but the actual landing festivities start at 8 p.m., 7 central. Feel free to email me with any questions. Ronald Norman Network Foundations Technology |
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