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Canadian Space Society issues Call For Papers |
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Saturday, 05 June 2010 15:09 |
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The Ottawa Chapter of the Canadian Space Society is pleased to announce a Call for Papers for the upcoming Canadian Space Summit to be held 19-21 November in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
The Canadian Space Summit is an annual conference that brings together all elements of the Canadian space industry. In addition to displays, booths, and activities, the centerpiece of the Summit are two days of paper sessions covering a wide variety of topics. Read more here or submit an abstract.
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Written by David Ebner, Globe and Mail
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Monday, 19 July 2010 16:04 |
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In his cramped office, Daniel Friedmann spends a lot of time working on gas stations in space.
The CEO of MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. wants to build the high-tech equivalent of a service station, load it up with fuel and spare parts, and launch it into orbit to come to the aid of aging satellites. Read more at the Globe and Mail.
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Experts Discover Heavenly Solar Music |
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Written by Space Daily Staff Writers
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Tuesday, 22 June 2010 14:11 |
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Musical sounds created by longitudinal vibrations within the Sun's atmosphere, have been recorded and accurately studied for the first time by experts at the University of Sheffield, shedding light on the Sun's magnetic atmosphere. Read more at Space Daily.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 22 June 2010 14:12 |
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The Tight Reins and Muzzling of the Canadian Space Agency by the Government |
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Written by Marc Boucher, SpaceRef Canada
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 14:06 |
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The Conservative Government of Stephen Harper, which governs as if it had a majority because of weak opposition, is notorious for controlling information disseminated to the public. This extends to every public agency including the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), much to its detriment. Read more at SpaceRef Canada.
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Many Comets Originally Formed In Other Solar Systems |
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Written by Space Daily Staff Writers
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Friday, 11 June 2010 09:23 |
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Many of the most well known comets in history, including Halley, Hale-Bopp and McNaught, may have been born in orbit around other stars and not the Sun, according to a new study by Queen's University astronomy professor Martin Duncan and an international team of astronomers. Read more at Space Daily.
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