We remember – A special episode of Terranauts with Helene and Chris Hadfield
Last Thursday on 27 January, 2022 NASA marked its Day of Remembrance. A time that is set aside to remember those astronauts who died in the...
Month : February 2022
Studying The Next Interstellar Interloper With Webb
One of the most exciting findings in planetary science in recent years is the discovery of interstellar objects passing through our solar system....
Video – Fast Space “Revive to Thrive”
This is second in our series of videos from the December 2021 World Satellite Business Week conference. In this presentation by Nathan de Ruiter, Managing Director of...
Mt. Everest Seen From Orbit
Mt. Everest (at center right) peaks in the Himalayas in this photograph from the International Space Station as it orbited 258 miles above southwest China....
Wyvern receives $4M for agriculture emissions study
Wyvern Space will be receiving a $4 million investment from Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) as part of a three-year project studying how to reduce...
NASA Space Station On-Orbit Update 16 February, 2022 – Awaiting a Cargo Delivery
A Russian resupply ship is targeting the International Space Station for a cargo delivery early Thursday....
SmallSats Everywhere, What About Policy Compliance
In this episode of the Space Economy podcast we are featuring a recent Future in Space Operations presentation by Barbara Braun and Sam Sims from...
New Laser Station Lights The Way To Space Debris Reduction
IZN-1, developed and now operated by ESA, is a testbed for future technologies and was installed in mid-2021 at the Teide Observatory....
Lisa Campbell appearance at the Space Foundation State of Space in 2022 is too scripted
On Feb. 3 the Space Foundation hosted a virtual session on the State of Space in 2022 which included Canadian Space Agency (CSA) President Lisa...
Multispectral Image Of Namibian Dunes As Seen From Orbit
In central Namibia are long straight dunes along the western edge of the Kalahari Desert....
