Interview with Dr. Reka Winslow Canadian Research Associate Professor at the University of New Hampshire. Interviewed by Joshua Sorell Q: Can you tell me who you are and what you do? A: I’m a space physicist. I work currently as a Research Associate Professor at the University of...
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Interview with CSA Astronaut Jenni Gibbons
CSA astronaut Jenni Gibbons (Credit: Canadian Space Agency) Interviewed by: Joshua Sorell Q: Please tell us about yourself. Who are you and what do you do? A: Thank you for having me with you. I’m Jenni Gibbons. I’m an astronaut with the Canadian Space Agency. I wish I could...
Wyvern Space Update
Photo courtesy of AAC Clyde Space The Canadian Space Society recently touched base with Wyvern’s CEO Chris Robson about their hyperspectral imaging satellites and company, here is the status update from Wyvern. Wyvern is an Edmonton company that is offering hyperspectral imaging data from the satellites in a...
Q&A with Philip Ferguson on CubeSat projects at the University of Manitoba
Interview between Dr. Philip Ferguson and Joshua Sorell Q: Can you tell me in your own words who you are and what do you do? A: Sure, my name is Philip Ferguson. I’m an associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at the University of Manitoba. Price Faculty of...
Mars Analogue Mission Q&A with Shaziana
We connected with Canadian Space Society member Shaziana about her recent trip over email. Here is the Q&A Q: What Program did you particapate in? A: HI-SEAS analogue mission as part of the EuroMoonMars + Interstellar Moon Alliance and HI-SEAS (EMMIHS) collab HI-SEAS (The Hawai‘i Space Exploration Analog and...
MDA secures first commercial sale of Canadarm3 technology with Axiom Space
MDA, a private Canadian space technology provider of geointelligence, space robotics, and satellite systems has complete its first commercial sale of Canadarm3 technology to the Axiom Station, a world-first commercial space station in orbit provided by Axiom Space. The Canadarm3 technology and interfaces will provide infrastructure and foundation for...
Space Apps Challenge 2021: Congratulations to the Canadian winner
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) is proud to have participated in the 2021 NASA Space Apps Challenge. From October 2 to 3, 2021, participants were asked to create innovative applications and solutions to different challenges using data from 10 space agency partners around the world. Team Northstar from Ottawa, Ontario, was declared the overall winner of the CSA Space...
Open data for climate action and more: Over 674 000 RADARSAT-1 images of Earth now available
As climate change continues to be an increasingly pressing issue, the Canadian Space Agency, in collaboration with the Alaska Satellite Facility, MDA, NASA, and Natural Resources Canada, is making an unprecedented number of RADARSAT-1 synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images of Earth freely available to researchers, industry and the public. The...
Satellite Earth observation: taking full advantage of space to help tackle and adapt to climate change
Satellites provide a unique perspective of our planet. They support cutting-edge science, and enable applications and services in many areas critical to the health and well-being of Canadians. For more than 50 years, Canadian experts have been using satellites to monitor our environment from space. As the effects of climate...
Titan Q & A
Answers created by Sam Birch, a Canadian expert on Titan working at Cornell University and provided to CSS by Bruce Callow. 1. How long would it take for astronauts to get to Titan and what type of space ship might take them there? Titan is orbiting Saturn, which is...
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