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## Who maintains Ziggy?
Ziggy is still maintained by members of the original Kepler and TESS teams based at NASA Ames Research Center who are now applying this technology to the Surface, Biology, and Geology (SBG) mission. You can [Contact Us](doc/user-manual/contact-us.md).
Ziggy is a collaboration between the Science Processing Group in NASA’s Advanced Supercomputing Division and NASA’s Earth Exchange (NEX) in the Earth Science Division at NASA Ames Research Center. You can [Contact Us](doc/user-manual/contact-us.md).
