Three Canadian researches have been awarded funding for 2022-23 science investigations using the AstroSat astronomy space based observatory.
Read More »Hunting for Avatar’s Pandora with the Pandora SmallSat
Whether it’s searching for exoplanets like Avatar’s Pandora with the Pandora SmallSat, or investigating dark energy and dark matter, Canadian researchers are taking advantage of space science research opportunities offered by the Canadian Space Agency.
Read More »CHIME Provides New Insights on Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts
Mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs) originating from deep space may be repeat offenders rather than one-off events, new research using Canadian facilities suggest.
Read More »New Information Outlines Canada’s New Contributions to ESA
SpaceQ has been provided new information that outlines what areas, and many specific programs, that Canada will contribute to as part of its €35.1M (~$60M) participation with the European Space Agency (ESA). This page is for subscribers only. Already a subscriber? Log in. Fact-driven space news, columns, business, policy, technology and more. Support independent journalism. SUBSCRIBE TODAY
Read More »The Japanese ispace HAKUTO-R Mission Will Attempt a Moon Landing on April 25
If all goes well, the ispace Japanese lander with Canadian technology onboard will land on the Moon on April 25 sometime after the landing sequence starts at 11:40 am ET (15:40 UTC).
Read More »Jeremy Hansen is the First Canadian Going to the Moon
Jeremy Hansen’s patience has paid off. After nearly 14 years as a Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut accumulating skills including managing teams like the 2017 astronaut class’ trainers, he will be aboard the Artemis 2 mission that is returning humans to the Moon’s area in November 2024 or so.
Read More »Artemis 2 with Canadian Astronaut Targets Moon Launch in November 2024
Artemis 2 will fly the next Canadian into space in November 2024, boosting someone from our country to the Moon for the very first time.
Read More »Canada to Officially Join the Square Kilometre Array Observatory
Canada has officially announced its intention to join as a partner in the Square Kilometre Array Observatory. The announcement formalizes Canada’s long involvement in Square Kilometre Array Observatory, and provides a variety of benefits for Canadian astronomers peering into the distant past of the Universe.
Read More »Green Comet to Make Closest Approach this Week
A green visitor is going to make its closest approach to Earth this week. Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is visible in binoculars or a telescope from Canada and depending on what happens in the coming days, it may enter naked-eye visibility. Comets are notoriously difficult to predict, however, as luminosity (inherent brightness) depends on factors such as how much gas and dust streams off their surfaces, …
Read More »Canadian Astronomical Society Provides Quarterly Update
The Canadian Astronomical Society (CASCA) provided its quarterly update through its Cassiopeia Newsletter last month. The newsletter provides a comprehensive update on existing programs such as the proposed CASTOR space telescope, the Square Kilometre Array and occasionally new happenings.
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