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Edmonton-based Space Engine Systems (SES) will be exploring the possibility of providing hypersonic organ transportation, according to an SES press release from earlier this week.
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SES to Explore the Possibility of Suborbital Organ Transportation
Edmonton-based Space Engine Systems (SES) will be exploring the possibility of providing hypersonic organ transportation, according to an SES press …
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Canadian Space Agency to Host Platforms and Launcher Services Webinar
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Aird & Berlis Forms Canadian Space Tech Law Group
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AI Software Startup Metaspectral Raises $4.7M in Seed Round
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To Market, To Market – Part 5 of An Entrepreneurial Space Series
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U.S. Lunar Strategy Addresses The Details of Humanity Settling the Moon
If the National Cislunar Science and Technology Strategy (the Cislunar Strategy) released by the White House on November 17, 2022 …
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New Western Conference Builds on Canadian Space Strategy Experience
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New report shows Canadians confused about the value of space
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Canada Gets Its Own ‘Space Force’
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McGill publishes International Law Applicable to Military Uses of Outer Space
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Canadian Space Agency to Host Platforms and Launcher Services Webinar
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) is hosting a webinar on December 7 on the topic of Accessing Space: Platforms and …
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New Lunar Exploration Accelerator Program Opportunity Upcoming
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CSA’s Connected Care Medical Module Seeks Remote Tech Solutions for Earth, Moon and Mars
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Two Big Health Summits Coming up for Canadian Space Community
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Unique Canadian CASTOR Space Telescope Continues Building International Partnerships
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Artemis 1 Launches Taking Hopes of a Permanent Human Presence on the Moon
Almost 50 years to the day, it was December 7, 1972, that NASA’s Apollo 17 mission launched on the last …
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Apple and Globalstar Deal May Signal Future of Personal Satellite Communications
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NASA Wants to Launch Artemis I this Month
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Canadian Space Agency Sponsors AI for Space Robotics Challenge
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A Q&A With the Canadian Robotics Council About its Conference and Canada’s Future
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Next Batch of Canadian CubeSat Project Satellites Readies for March Launches
Seven Canadian university teams are at CSA headquarters this week readying their CubeSats for a launch in March.
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First Student Built Canadian CubeSat Project Satellites to Launch Saturday
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The Canadian Space Agency is Offering Grants for Space STEM Initiatives Aimed at Youth
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2022 Space App Challenge Coming This Weekend
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The Canadian Space Agency Builds on the Canadian CubeSat Project with New CUBICS Opportunity
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GHGSat Launches SPECTRA to Replace PULSE
GHGSat has launched SPECTRA, a free version of its emissions platform. SPECTRA builds on and replaces the free PULSE service …
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Wyvern gets US$7 Million Seed Round Funding
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Earth Observation Satellite Market About to Boom
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Canada Makes $200 Million Investment in Earth Observation Instruments
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Skywatch Introduces New EarthCache-X Featuring SAR, Hyperspectral, and Aerial Imagery
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US National Space Policy as a benchmark for Canada
Last week, while public attention was focused on talk of electoral colleges and presidential aspirations, President Trump and Vice President …
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RADARSAT Constellation Mission data largely unused, unavailable
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We may not be big, but we’re small – What is a small business and why does it matter?
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The Two Solitudes of Space – New and Traditional
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Canada – A new place for space