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NAS FACT
By boosting its computing capacity ten-fold through the Columbia supercomputer, the NASA Advanced Supercomputing (NAS) facility has proven to more effectively handle such critical projects as simulating space shuttle launches for future space missions, projecting the impact of human activity on weather patterns, and designing safe, efficient space exploration vehicles and aircraft.
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CONTACT THE NAS DIVISION
To contact the NAS Division office, please call(650) 604-4502,
or send a FAX to: (650) 604-4377.
To send a comment or ask a question about the NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division, please send e-mail to:
contact-nas@nas.nasa.gov
NAS support staff will respond as time permits to inquiries specifically regarding the NAS Division website and work.
We are unable to answer general questions about NASA. We may provide photographs, documents, or research assistance related specifically to NAS Division work, as time permits.
So that we can sort e-mail and respond more effectively, please include a specific subject line. Messages with blank or general subject lines such as "I have a question" or "Hello" will likely be sorted as spam and be deleted.
Also, please do not send attachments with your message. For security reasons, such messages and their attachments will be deleted unopened.
Thank you for your interest in the NAS Division's website.
Jill Dunbar
NAS Division Web Editor
General NASA Comments and Questions
To send a general comment or question about NASA, please send e-mail to:
public-inquiries@hq.nasa.gov
To send a comment or ask questions about the NASA web site, please send email to: comments@hq.nasa.gov
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