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Algorithms Behind Space Missions ~xRay Pixy

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Learn different algorithms used in Space Missions. Video Link Video Chapters: Algorithms Behind Space Missions 00:00 Introduction 00:52 Space Missions 04:26 Space Missions Challenges 07:04 Algorithms Used in Space Missions 10:36 Optimization Techniques 11:44 Conclusion  NASA conducts space missions to explore the universe for various scientific, technological, and practical reasons: Understanding Our Place in the Universe Search for Life Beyond Earth Studying Earth from Space Advancing Technology Supporting Human Exploration Resource Utilization Inspiring Humanity Examples of NASA Space Missions Apollo Program: Sent humans to the Moon (1969–1972). Mars Rovers (Spirit, Opportunity, Perseverance): Explored Mars' surface and geology. Voyager Missions: Studied the outer planets and interstellar space. Hubble Space Telescope: Captured breathtaking images of the universe. International Space Station (ISS): Supports research in microgravity and international collaboration. Different ...

Virtualization in Cloud Computing

What is Virtualization? Virtual means not physically existing [made by software to appear]. Virtualization means the creation of a virtual version of something. What is Hypervisor? Hypervisor = Program for creating and running virtual machines. Hypervisor are used to control and monitor processes, memory, and other hardware resources.   How Virtualization works? Virtualization in cloud computing is a process in which users share data present in the cloud. Virtualization provides a virtual environment to users [virtual hardware, virtual software]. A hypervisor [virtual machine monitor – software that creates and maintains virtual machines] is connectivity between the server and the virtual environment. Hypervisor distributes the resources between different virtual environments. Popular hypervisors such as VMware’s vSphere, based on ESXi, and Microsoft’s Hyper-V. How Hypervisor works? A Hypervisor or VMM(virtual machine monitor) is a layer that exits between the operating system...
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