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SSM2007 On Facebook Too

francois, Wednesday, 16 September 2009 @ 10:28

Exciting Simulations, the makers of the Space Shuttle sim SSM2007, are announcing that the team’s presence on Facebook. “…. The Exciting Simulations Facebook presence offers a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes of the team’s work and activities, and its members ‘points of view about this and that’. Among the friends you can already find a sizeable NASA and space-related community, as well as fans from all over the world. …..”.

SSM2007 Facebook link is here.

Our own is here too: simFlight on Facebook!

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