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NASA Space Mission: How Java Programming Language is Important in Space Exploration

As the world waited in abated breath the landing of NASA perseverance robot on Mars, most individuals are still gulping to know the technologies behind the successful invention. Apart from Machine Learning, Java programming language is well acclaimed in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
NASA’s mission on space exploration largely deployed java as had been earlier revealed by four top NASA engineers. Other programming languages that have been used in space exploration include MATLAB, Python and Fortran.
According to Java, their applications have been largely deployed for developing robotic controllers, space exploration, video games, genomics, automotive, Wikipedia search, cyber security and reverse compilers. The programming language that was launched in 1991 by Sun Microsystems is among the top-rated in the world due to a variety of applications, mobile and desktop, that it has designed.
Java continues to evolve at a faster pace as compared to other programming languages. In a survey that was conducted, java developers were listed among the most satisfied professional in the United States.
Java Frameworks that have been largely used in special exploration is JavaFX. The language became the first one in 2004 “to expand humanity’s planetary reach” when NASA scientists at JPL, Carlifornia used a Java-based Maestro Science Activity Planner created by JPL’s robot interface lab to manipulate the Spirit Mars Exploration Rover as it explored the red planet.
 
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