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May 6, 2005 7:11 AM
Wayne Rosing, Google Engineering Star, Focusing on Astronomy Now
I just learned that Wayne Rosing has left his role as SVP, Engineering at Google, and plans to focus on a passion of his, astronomy. He's been named senior fellow in mathematical and physical sciences at the University of California, Davis. I've pinged Wayne to see if he'd be game to talk with Searchblog. Wayne will remain as an advisor to Google.
Rosing is going to be working on the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST). From the story:
The LSST is intended to look for light from distant galaxies that has been bent by gravity to detect the mysterious dark matter and dark energy thought to make up most of the universe. When completed, possibly by 2012, it will be able to survey the entire visible sky every three nights, taking exposures every 10 seconds. Its three billion-pixel digital camera will generate 30 terabytes of data per night. Plans for the telescope call for all that data to be immediately available to the public.
I can only imagine how - Google Universe Maps, anyone?
- Posted by John Battelle on May 6, 2005 7:11 AM
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Wayne Rosing: The Google Astronomer About a month ago, Searchblog posted that Wayne Rosing, Google's Senior Vice President of Engineering, had left his position at the Googleplex to do work in research work in astronomy. If you would like to learn abou... [Read More]
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Wouldn't Google Map rock! I mean it could actually work, right? Or am I wrong here?
Do you think we'll see other top googleers leave now that they can sell their stock on the open market?
Why wait? Check out the SkyServer at http://cas.sdss.org/dr3/en. It's power by Microsoft technologies (Windows and SQL Server). And yes, I work for Microsoft.
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