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The document introduces Alex Viana who works for the Hubble Space Telescope helping scientists write in-house software. While he doesn't know how NASA specifically uses Django, he believes the web framework could help lower barriers for scientists to share data and findings online through databases, mobile apps, and other technologies like GitHub that his software branch already utilizes. He is interested in further discussing how Django can help get science out to the public in an accessible way.
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