Andrew Yau probes the stormy Sun-Earth relationship

Dr. Yau has spent much of his career probing the behaviour of plasma in outer space…

Ensuring safety in orbit

In space, there’s no up or down, and exact distances between objects are difficult to judge.…

Allan Carswell, Lidar Pioneer Honoured

In recognition of his exceptional contribution to the Canadian Space Program, Dr. Allan Carswell has been…

Scientists in the classrooms

The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Nurturing an interest for lifelong learning, especially…

Canadian-built cameras

Launched in June 1999 and originally designed for a three-year mission, NASA’s Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer…

Design of Satellite Constellation Awarded

The Honourable Maxime Bernier, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for the Canadian Space Agency (CSA),…

Tomatosphere

Tomato Seeds in Students’ Hands, After 18 Months in Space The 400,000 tomato seeds that were…

Meteorites in Antarctica

Dr. Gordon Osinski, scientist at the Canadian Space Agency’s Planetary Exploration and Space Astronomy division, has…

TOMATOSPHERE

TOMATO SEEDS IN STUDENTS’ HANDS, AFTER 18 MONTHS IN SPACE The Tomatosphere educational project will reach…

RADARSAT-1 marks 10 Years in Space

The Canadian Space Agency’s RADARSAT-1 satellite today celebrates its tenth anniversary, having flown 2,354,120,900 km while…