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The 2019 Space Security Index is now available and the report contains positive developments, but clearly shows more work needs to be done.
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Kepler and Cobham SATCOM to Offer “User Terminal-as-a-Service”
Following on the recent announcement of a successful demonstration of a high-bandwidth satellite connection in the high arctic, Kepler Communications is now partnering with Cobham SATCOM for what they’re calling “User Terminal-as-a-Service (UTaaS).”
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Podcast: Chris Hadfield – An Astronaut on Terranauts
This week on the Terranauts podcast we have a very special guest, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield.
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Kepler and Cobham SATCOM to Offer “User Terminal-as-a-Service”
Following on the recent announcement of a successful demonstration of a high-bandwidth satellite connection in the high arctic, Kepler Communications is now partnering with Cobham SATCOM for what they’re calling “User Terminal-as-a-Service (UTaaS).”
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Maxar Net Loss Per Share Lower Than Anticipated but MDA Unit Faces 2019 “Headwinds”
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Canadian Space Agency Releases Preliminary Agenda for Nanoracks Industry Day
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Project PoSSUM Citizen-Scientists Test Commercial Space Suit
As humanity looks to expand its human presence in space, whether in the microgravity of low Earth orbit, on the moon, Mars and eventually elsewhere, we’re going to need new clothing to work in a variety of environments.
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Kepler’s High-Bandwidth Satellite Demonstration in the Arctic Shows Promise
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Canadian Robotic Prowess On Display Again as Canadarm2 Completes Another Spacecraft Capture
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An IAC 2019 Special Podcast – Searching for Life on Europa
Jupiter’s moon Europa appears to have a salt water ocean. This excites scientists at it opens up the possibility there may be life. The Europa Clipper mission will try to gather more evidence to substantiate the theory.
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Western University Tries to Trace Origins of Interstellar Objects Visiting Our Solar System
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Search for Life Beyond Earth Requires Flexibility in our Understanding
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CSA Releases First Image from a RADARSAT Constellation Mission Satellite
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has released the “first engineering image” from one of the RADARSAT Constellation Mission satellites.
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CSA Awards 10 Earth Observation Application Development Program Contracts
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Canadian NEOSSat Satellite Takes Picture of Healthy RADARSAT Constellation Mission