The Perseverance rover can gather only 30 samples for future return to Earth
Tag: Space
Satellite launch marks new milestone for made-in-Alberta space science
Second cube satellite built by student-led team will help scientists monitor wildfires
Early stages of star formation captured by James Webb telescope
The telescope’s mid-infrared capabilities allowed scientists to observe previously obscured details in faraway galaxies
First-ever Canadian lunar rover will hunt for water ice on the moon
Discovering potential water sources could make extended moon missions possible
Two substances never before seen on Earth identified
New minerals discovered in massive meteorite may reveal clues to asteroid formation
Engineering clubs a path to a future career
Student clubs offer a taste of what it means to work together on a multifaceted design project
U of A satellite team pulls off space rescue mission in the nick of time
Student-led AlbertaSat team comes to the aid of fellow cube satellite designers after communication failure threatens mission from International Space Station
Energy channelled by space weather prefers the north: study
U of A physicists discover surprising new findings about how our planet’s magnetic field controls space weather as it shields us from solar wind
Remarkable technology kept under wraps by U.S. military
The space race has been fully engaged for years. And military powers like the United States are sitting on some stunning discoveries
Interpreting daytime skies
Sky watching isn’t as simple as looking at fluffy clouds – the sky is a complicated place where multiple phenomena are at work