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... orbit, galaxies that swirl in space.” 3 The dynamism, immensity, and mystery of space are hymned. Canadian Margaret Clarkson praised the “Lord of the limitless reaches of space…Lord of the infinite eons of ... > 17 New Beginnings. Carol Stream, IL: Hope Publishing Co., 1993. 92 pp. Category:Canadian Space Society Papers

... Canadian Space Summit 2015 Vancouver B.C. November 19, 2015'' Abstract Twenty-five years ago last April, the space shuttle Discovery delivered the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) into orbit around the Earth, commencing an ... Achenbach, “Still sharp, Hubble Space Telescope turns 25 with a cloudy legacy,” Washington Post, April 21, 2015, A01. Further information on Chris Gainor Arrows To The Moon - by Chris Gainor Category:Canadian Space Society Papers

... Canadian_Astronautical_Society.pdf 1958-03 Canadian Astronautical Society Prospectus Canadian Facilities by Philip A. Lapp and Arthur E. Maine 1959-08 Canadian ... CANADIAN SPACE CONTROL CENTRE.pdf 1989-06 Canadian Space Control Centre Media:(PAL)1989-08 STUDY FOR A CANADIAN SPACE CONTROL CENTRE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.pdf 1989-08 Study For A Canadian Space ... Mrs Colleen Lapp from the private papers ...

... - W.F. Campbell (NRC) At the first session Campbell, Bogdanoff and Ribner presented papers. By May of 1959 the group had 80 members. At the second annual meeting ... 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_ ...

... 2 is a similar case involving the Canadian Space Agency and industry partners. In the ... space as a global catalyst for better communications in a global society. 12.11 New Space: Space Reinvented Whether we call it “New Space”, “Space 2.0” or “Emerging Space ... > Source: V. Zervos, The Space Industrial Complex. From ‘European Policies and the Space Industry Value Chain’, 2015 Conference Paper, ...

... from England and Australia to 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 ... 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 two months ...

... of the Canadian Aeronautical Institute (CAI) took place at RCAF Downsview on Jan 13 1954 . It comprised of members from the Royal Aeronautical Society resident in Canada, The Ottawa Aeronautical Society, the Institute ... . 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 included ...

... of two societies already operating in Canada 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 ... was to be called the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI) after a ballot of members was accepted just before the conference. In July 1962 the Astronautical Society of Canada also offered to ...

... 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 ...

... space agencies – the European Space Agency, the French CNES, the Italian Space Agency, the German Space Center DLR, the British National Space Center, the Canadian Space ...

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