Not a US citizen :( It'd have been fun (and hard) to dig the code, also to keep my Fortran warm (hoping it is at least F90…)
Not a US citizen :( It'd have been fun (and hard) to dig the code, also to keep my Fortran warm (hoping it is at least F90…)
yeah NASA is sadly part of the US government and has to play by their rules
Many science-related code is open, and it makes sense because science should be a global collaborative effort. It should, but of course it isn't and in this specific case, … NASA is a strategic asset, the specific code can be used to make military things as well, and anyway it is serious business which gives a competitive advantage. So I suppose it is a matter of security and potential-money more than anything else. Scientific angles are left apart.