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NASA’s Space Apps Challenge engaged over 2,000 students in its first global hackathon in 2012. By last year’s edition, that engagement had grown to 26,165 participants.
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Rocket Lab completes successful return to flight with “It’s a Little Chile Up Here” mission
Two and half months experiencing an anomoly on its last mission, and after being approved by the FAA to resume …
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Space Tango taps former CSA director to lead transition to space-based manufacturing
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MDA gets $35M design contract for Lunar Gateway External Robotics Interfaces
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Ahead of Telesat IPO Loral releases integration update
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New Shepard launches Blue Origin’s ambitions in space and on Earth
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Canadian Space Agency releases results of future space exploration activities consultation
The results of the consultation with the community by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) on future space exploration activities didn't …
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DND posts Defence Enhanced Surveillance from Space Project update
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DND releases presentations on status of Space Projects as part of Surveillance of Space 2 RFI
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Becoming a launching state and what that means
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Space Strategies Consulting to conduct next review of Canada’s Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
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The hunt for exoplanets – Will we find a planet we can live on?
In this episode of the Space Economy podcast we discuss the hunt for exoplanets, in particular those where humanity could …
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The SuperBIT balloon telescope could help replace Hubble’s observations
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The CSA announces FAST 2021 is open for proposals
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Health Beyond Initiative leverages industry to prep CSA for Moon missions
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Open-source flight software called F Prime used on NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter
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Space Nuclear Propulsion for Human Mars Exploration
On this weeks episode of the Space Economy podcast we’re going to get an update on Space Nuclear Propulsion for …
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The CSA announces FAST 2021 is open for proposals
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Open-source flight software called F Prime used on NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter
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Is asteroid mining closer to reality than previously thought?
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In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) technology development can benefit Canada’s economy
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On 10th anniversary, NASA’s Space Apps Challenge continues to grow
NASA’s Space Apps Challenge engaged over 2,000 students in its first global hackathon in 2012. By last year’s edition, that …
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Canadian Space Agency offering supplements to NSERC postdoctoral fellowships
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Space Concordia releases latest rocket engine hot fire test video
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Space Concordia to apply for a FAA launch license on the road to US$1M rocketry competition grand prize
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The Canadian Arctic Research Expedition student competition is open
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How satellite information flows to Canadian decision-makers in case of wildfires and other disasters
With the intensity of natural disasters and severe weather accelerating amid global warming, governments – including Canada – are working …
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NorthStar to develop prototype Canadian marine and coastal environment EO system
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Wyvern CEO Chris Robson in Conversation
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Artful: Satellite images showing the beauty of Canada
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SkyWatch and Wyvern partner on hyperspectral data delivery
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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