This week we have our final special recording from the recent Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute ASTRO 2019 conference in Laval, Quebec.
Read More »NASA’s International Space Apps Challenge Back for Another Year (Updated)
NASA’s International Space Apps Challenge is back for another year with Montreal and the Kitchener Waterloo region as the first two Canadian cities to announce their participation.
Read More »The Canadian Space Agency Announces the FAST 2019 Opportunity
Today the Canadian Space Agency announced the Flights and Fieldwork for the Advancement of Science and Technology (FAST) 2019 opportunity.
Read More »The 2019 Canadian International Rover Competition Will Have 20 Post-Secondary Teams
The not-for-profit Canadian Space Technology Advancement Group is once again organizing the Canadian International Rover Challenge (CIRC).
Read More »Kepler Communications Demonstrates Kymeta’s Antenna for LEO Tracking and Data Transfers
In a press release issued by Kepler Communications this morning the company states it has demonstrated tracking and date transfers of its two satellites in low Earth Orbit using Kymeta’s Electronically Steered Antenna.
Read More »Dissension Grows Between Canadian Participants of the Thirty Meter Telescope
The Association of Canadian Universities for Research in Astronomy (ACURA) issued a statement last week on the status of the Thirty Meter Telescope which quickly drew condemnation from Raymond Carlberg, Professor and founding TMT Project Director in Canada.
Read More »Aireon Adds Third Largest Airspace to its Space-Based ADS-B Service
Aireon late last week announced that it had added the Airports Authority Of India as a participant in its space-based Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) service.
Read More »The CSA is Looking for Letters of Interest for the Lunar Gateway Canadarm3
The Canadian Space Agency issued a Letter of Interest notice on Friday, July 26 for the Lunar Gateway Canadarm3.
Read More »ABB Canada Receives $2 Million Contract for SPICA Astronomy Mission
The Canadian Space Agency has awarded ABB Canada a $2 million contract to develop a cryogenic scanning mirror up to TRL5 for the potential SPICA mission.
Read More »NanoRacks Releases Low Earth Orbit Commercialization Study
In an email to the space community, NanoRacks CEO Jeff Manber explained why it was important that their Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Commercialization Study was commissioned by NASA and released.
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