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... s "Deconstruction" and a New, Canadian Space Agency
Long before the establishment of a national space agency, Canadian astronauts began training to fly in space.
Image:100YearsCanadianSlide43.JPG ... Magellan Aerospace in 1995, including the Orenda engine plant. Two years later Magellan also added Bristol Aerospace to their portfolio of companies elevating them to the fourth largest aerospace ...
... projects that must be accomplished through the involvement of other individuals, agencies, companies, and nations. We view these projects as learning laboratories for discovering and developing the depth ... so we readily complied, and thus SATWG (Strategic Avionics Technology Working Group) became ATWG (Aerospace Technology Working Group).
As the years of dedicated work by many extraordinary men ...
... the cold shoulder he had grown to expect.
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As jury-rigged and unlikely looking as the design appears, it is ... developed today.
Image:Goddard_rocket_plane_depicted_in_Modern_Mechanix_2.jpg border 200px Image:Goddard_rocket_plane_002.jpg.jpg border 200px '' The Goddard rocket plane as depicted in Modern Mechanix (left ...
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By this time Black Brant and HARP were the two biggest projects in the Canadian aerospace budget. Many contractors around the country were involved, including Heroux of Quebec who made various ... notable recommendation from the group was the formation of a national space agency. This proposed new organization would be both a national advisory body and contracting agency. This was consistent with a ...
... founder of the the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI) and of SPAR Aerospace.''
Image:100YearsCanadianrobgodwin.jpg right thumb Robert Godwin, author (ca 2009)
Image:100YearsCanadianSlide01.JPG ... admitted that it was because of her time watching pilots at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto that she became interested in flying. iii
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The CRS displayed designs for their "''C-1''" moon rocket at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) in August 1948. iii Their model was built by 49-year-old Sam ... (VP), Boris Duke (VP) and John Wartman (Director) as well as Gordon Patterson, Dean of Aerospace at the University of Toronto. v
Image:100YearsCanadianSlide9b.JPG right thumb Edward Evans Fox, Canadian ... the first seed of what would later become Canada's preeminent center of aerospace engineering. xvi
100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 4 by Robert Godwin ...
... base York University, as well as Environment Canada, the University of Saskatchewan and the National Research Council; which still represented the main oversight for these events.
Image:100YearsCanadianSlide44. ... space shuttle. This new orbiting manned space laboratory offered entirely new opportunities throughout the aerospace community; a fact not missed by Phil Lapp and the team at SPAR.
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... airline industry is hundreds to thousands of times safer than flying on a plane. But flying on a plane is one hundred times safer than driving a car. Of course, flying on a plane is much more expensive than driving, and flying in space is millions of times more expensive than flying on a plane.
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... CHARM sounding rocket at the highly visible Institute of Radio Engineers show at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. iii
That November an entire page of the Toronto Star featured Lapp ... immediately on America's third manned orbital flight, piloted by Wally Schirra.
100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 7 by Robert Godwin Chapter 7
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... the many factors taken into consideration years later when considering the need for a Canadian national space agency.
The most notable recruits to NASA from Avro were, James A. Chamberlin (he ... contract again, since nuclear warheads didn't need infra-red capabilities. viii
100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 6 by Robert Godwin Chapter 6
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