Posted by: The Heinlein Society Seriously – a few zip ties and some loom would make this mess so much safer and reliable! ⇒ Original Post

Posted by: CBC Prince Edward Island The satellite, which is now in the prototype phase, is part of the Canadian Space Agency’s CubeSat project, which 15 universities across the country

Posted by: Mi’kmaw Moons HAPPY EQUINOX! Today the Sun moves northward across the celestial equator into the celestial northern hemisphere. There will be equal day and night. Every day, the

Posted by: BBC Sky at Night Magazine If you’re new to astronomy there will come a time when you want to buy a telescope. This can be a daunting decision,

Posted by: John Nangreaves This may not seem like much of a story, but the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will be as much the scientific and social revolution the

Posted by: Athena Community Astronomy Club Rest In Peace, Carolyn. You were an inspiration to many, but mostly young women interested in science. Canadian connection, too: She worked with David

Posted by: Bubo Observatory A laser collimator is a great tool if you know how to use it, but be aware they have 2 big drawbacks: 1. They have to