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... International Astronautical Federation 3 Developments in military rocketry made it plain that space travel was rapidly approaching realization and Canadian scientists and engineers did not want to be denied the means of ... merger between the two organisations. The CAS would merge with the Canadian Aeronautical Institute at a joint conference in Montreal in October 1961 to become the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute . Category:Organisation

... . Oatway and J. Lukasiewicz. The CAI would merge with the Canadian Astronautical Society in October 1961 to create the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute . Sustaining Members of the Institute in its first year ... B.W. Deane & Co. Canadair Ltd Canadian Aviation Electronics Ltd Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd Canadian Flight Equipment Ltd Canadian Pacific Air Lines Ltd Canadian Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Ltd Canadian Steel Improvement Ltd Cannon Electric Canada ...

... deliver the society's support for launching a third contestant in the space race. Image:CASslide.jpg left thumb '''The Canadian Astronautical Society seal, slogan and founder, October 1958''' Maine met with ... and plans were made to host a Commonwealth Space Symposium at IAC the following year in London. After Maine returned to Toronto the Canadian Astronautical Society quickly proved their credentials when just ...

... A Commonwealth Space Program/Cancelling the Arrow On January 12th 1959 Philip A. Lapp Phil Lapp and the members-in-council of the Canadian Astronautical Society CAS sent a brief to Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker urging him to support Canada’s involvement in a Commonwealth Space Program. In part the brief said, ''"Canadian participation in ...

... this conference the astronautics section agreed to merge with the Canadian Astronautical Society . The parent organisation was renamed the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute officially on April 9th 1962. Image:CAI_CAS_merge.jpg 400px '''CAI President W.P. Gouin is presented with the assets of the Canadian Astronautical Society ...

... would have used propellant designed by Dickinson and others at CARDE , specifically created with the Canadian Arctic in mind and able to withstand the extreme temperature shifts without cracking (a very ... - Part 8 by Robert Godwin 8 - The Empire Strikes Out - Canada's Defence & The Commonwealth Space Program - Part 9 by Robert Godwin 9 Footnotes note 1 Toronto Star Aug 31 ...

... 1948 Stehling publicly debated senior members of the Canadian astronomy community about the promise of space flight and suggested that with its wide open spaces Canada should become a leader in long-range rocket experiments. In the spring of 1948 it appears that these two competing societies merged under The Canadian Rocket Society ...

... a joint Commonwealth/Europe space launcher. Delegates from these countries were taken to see the Blue Streak facilities but the Canadian government, when it was paying any attention to space at all, would continue to look at the bigger opportunity offered by its southern neighbor. Rather than commit to a Commonwealth/ European space ...

... and consideration was already being explored for simply merging with those groups which were The Canadian Astronautical Society in Downsview Ontario and the Astronautical Society of Canada in Montreal. The first ... on the night of October 26th. The merged organisation was to be called the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI) after a ballot of members was accepted just before the conference. In ...

... Page_1.jpg thumb right 300px '''Graphic from A Journey Through Space, Good Words, September 1861, Strahan, Edinburgh''' Though the facts and deductions ... of imagination, or can we derive aid from some less ethereal agencies? It was long the fond wish of man to soar above ... felt than a sinking of twenty degrees below zero during a Canadian winter. The reaction of the vital powers seems to come more ...

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