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The Software Quality Assurance Plan (P0630, Rev - November 1, 2002) outlines the procedures and responsibilities for ensuring software quality in the Gravity Probe B project at Stanford University. It details the organizational structure, training requirements, software development processes, and auditing practices necessary to comply with technical standards and project requirements. The plan emphasizes traceability, documentation, testing protocols, and corrective actions to maintain high-quality software for ground and flight operations.

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What is the mission of NASA gravity probe B?

Launched on April 20, 2004, Gravity Probe B (GP-B) was a collaboration between Stanford University and NASA designed to test two previously untested aspects of Albert Einsteins general theory of relativity (geodetic and frame-dragging effects) by observing the precession of four near perfectly spherical gyroscopes in

What is the objective of the gravity probe B satellite and its relevance to the study of gravity?

The overall objective is to provide two extremely precise new tests of Einsteins theory of gravity, namely the General Theory of Relativity (formulated in 1916 - it states that gravity affects time and distance, by stretching time and contracting distance in the presence of a gravitational field) by means of

What did the gravity probe B prove?

NASAs $750 million satellite Gravity Probe B proved that time and space do curve near massive objects like Earth, and also that space and time are dragged along a tiny trace by Earths rotation.

What did Albert Einstein say about gravity?

Albert Einsteins theory of gravity explains gravity as the warping or curving of space and time. More massive bodies cause space-time to curve, leading to the movement of smaller objects towards them.

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