Some members of our McMaster McMaster NEUDOSE (VE3NEU) team at NASA's Kennedy Space Center just hours ahead of the launch of their satellite aboard a SpaceX rocket bound for the International Space Station! 🚀 (We are so, so #MacProud) 🔗ow.ly/s4aK50NhQe0

LIFTOFF! More than 6,200 pounds of science and ISS_Research launched aboard SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft this evening at 8:30pm ET. Dragon is slated to arrive at the International Space Station at 7:52am ET on Thursday, March 16.

🚀LIFTOFF of #CRS27 from NASA's Kennedy Space Center taking along two #CubeSats of ELaNa 50! ARKSat-1 and LightCube will deploy from the International Space Station in the coming months. Stay up to date for the next ELaNa launch and other small satellites: go.nasa.gov/3alTlOn

Liftoff! The SpaceX cargo Dragon is on the way to the space station carrying over 6,200 lbs. of new ISS_Research, food, and supplies. Watch live on NASA TV at 6:15am ET Thursday, March 16, as Dragon approaches and docks! More.. go.nasa.gov/407wg6R

Falcon 9 launches Dragon to the @space_station

McMaster, we have liftoff. 🚀 A satellite designed and built by students and researchers on the McMaster McMaster NEUDOSE (VE3NEU) team has successfully been launched into space and begun its mission to the International Space Station | McMaster Faculty of Science McMaster Engineering McMaster Alumni ow.ly/Pz3o50Nivov

Thrilled that our satellite and AlbertaSat from Canadian Space Agency CubeSat project had a successful launch on SpaceX SpX-27 to International Space Station last night. Ad Astra!

The SpaceX rocket carrying the McMaster McMaster NEUDOSE (VE3NEU) team’s satellite has docked at the International Space Station! Soon it will be used to transmit data that will help make space exploration safer for humans. 🔗ow.ly/vlWB50NjYtn

8 years of hard work. More than 150 students. 1 out-of-this-world learning experience 🚀 NASA’s March 14 launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was more than just a cargo resupply mission – it was the moment the McMaster McMaster NEUDOSE (VE3NEU) team’s dreams came true 🔗ow.ly/XP2R50NzZf6

Only 29° EL, but a survey of the NRCSD25 deployments from the ISS found NEUDOSE & LightCube. No sign of ArkSat-1 nor the trio on 437.875 at this elevation. Good luck to all the Teams!

NEUDOSE Telemetry dashboard! dashboard.satnogs.org/d/SkniFjE4z/ne… McMaster NEUDOSE (VE3NEU) Kaitai Project https://infosec.exchange/@kaitai Grafana LibreSpaceFoundation SatNOGS

Some incredible action shots taken from International Space Station as our satellite was deployed at 12:15UTC Monday, April 24th. Thank you to everyone who supported us in reaching such a monumental milestone. Ad Astra per aspera! 🚀🛰️💫

We are so grateful for the support from the #AmateurRadio community around the world in helping us with telemetry! Thank you all for the support 🛰️

Four Canadian CubeSats were deployed from the International Space Station on April 24. Follow the journey of NEUDOSE (McMaster University), Ex-Alta 2 (University of Alberta), YukonSat (Yukon University) and AuroraSat (Aurora College, Aurora Research Institute): asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/satellites…

So amazing to see another batch of Canadian Space Agency CubeSats launch today! Ad Astra!

NEUDOSE alumna hira was featured on International Space Station IG discussing the Institute for Earth and Space Exploration Ukpik-1 CubeSat today! Check it out ⬇️⬇️⬇️ instagram.com/stories/iss/31…

Hardware milestone for ISS-NEUDOSE! Our newly machined pressure vessel components for the CNP-TEPC instrument are in. These will soon be measuring radiation aboard the International Space Station with support from Canadian Space Agency! 🛰️ Interested in flying this instrument on your mission? DM us!