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Your search history isn't available right now. Check back later The History of Google - YouTube Sep 03, 2011 History of Google An interesting fact in the history of Google is that in September 2005, Google made a new partnership with a very interesting company – NASA. This involved building a 1-million square foot research and development centre at NASA’s Ames Research Center. This was interestingly followed a few months later by the launch of Google Mars and
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