Visit our kiosk at the Canada-Wide Science Fair for an out-of-this-world experience! Learn more about the Moon, robotics and more. 🪐

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We’re conducting research on data relay technology using low earth orbit (LEO) satellites for Canada’s defence and security.

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Did you know that the data from Alouette I has been open since it was recently saved?

📷: Two Canadian engineers check equipment used to process Alouette I data. Credit: NASA

CSA highlights Canada’s satellite expertise … dating back to 1962! With Alouette I, Canada became the 3rd country to design, build and operate a satellite.

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Many of you took part in our Space Brain Hack, and your ideas were all ingenious. Although the choice was difficult, we're pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 edition. Congratulations! 🚀🎉

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Nearly 500 experts are coming together for the 3rd National Forum on EO! 🌎 They will discuss space-based solutions to complex problems in areas such as biodiversity protection and climate change. #EOForum

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On this day in 1999… 💭The crew of Mission STS-96 made history when Space Shuttle Discovery docked for the first time with the International Space Station and former CSA astronaut Julie Payette became the first Canadian to board the ISS.

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#EO One year after the Tantallon (NS) wildfire, Sentinel-2 satellite imagery still reveals the fire scar. The blaze forced over 16,000 people to evacuate. Positively, the May 2024 image shows significant rebuilding efforts.

15 years ago, Expedition 20/21 launched on a Soyuz rocket from Kazakhstan. Dr. Robert Thirsk made history as the first Canadian to take part in a long-duration space mission, which lasted 187 days. 🚀

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ICYMI: The Webb Telescope has cracked the mystery of the puffy exoplanet WASP-107 b!

Thanks to Webb's incredible sensitivity and Hubble data, scientists found its core is more massive and its interior hotter than expected. This heat, from tidal forces, explains its puffiness.

ESA revealed stunning new images of the cosmos along with scientific data from the Euclid space telescope early release observations. 🤩 Canadian scientists are participating in the mission, trying to shed light on dark energy & dark matter
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Are you ready for some sciencey fun in the Sun? It’s time for the Eureka Festival! Visit our kiosk and try a unique virtual reality experience, created by Felix & Paul Studios.

Mission managers from NASA, Boeing Space, and ULA are now working toward a launch opportunity for the agency's Boeing Crew Flight Test at 12:25pm ET June 1, with additional opportunities in June.

Work continues to assess #Starliner performance and redundancy following

The grass is getting greener, the weather is getting warmer, and the buds are blooming!

We’ve arrived at the Flower Moon. It reached its peak this morning but will appear bright and full in the sky tonight.🌝

Will you be joining us?

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Calling all computer science or information technology students! 📣

We’re looking to fill one internship opportunity for this summer.

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