(MENAFN) The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is need for coders to rush the FUN3D software that it uses to create experimental aircraft.
NASA will start a contest that will share USD55.000 between the top 2 people who can cause its software to work 10.000 times faster.
The FUN3D code is used to shape air flows around manufactured aircraft in a supercomputer.
It was developed in the 80s and is written in Fortran, a very old computer programming language.
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