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Canada launches satellites with Indian missiles
According to CBC television channel, Canada will launch military satellite M3MSat to orbit by Indian boosters in July 2015.
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Meteors appear in Canada
A meteorite may have swept the sky near Toronto in the daytime and created rare bright spots.
Space science
India successfully launched seven satellites into orbit
On February 25, India successfully launched a rocket carrying seven satellites into Earth orbit, including a Canadian satellite with the mission to detect asteroids capa…
Space science
The island of Mars is right on Earth
For the past 16 years, NASA scientists have made many flights to the Canadian island of Devon, which has similar topographic features to Mars to study and test technolog…
Space science
Canada promotes the development of the aerospace industry
On February 27, the Government of Canada made an assessment of the space to promote cooperation between the government and the space industry as well as promoting econom…
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Primary school girls discover explosions of superstars
A 10-year-old female student in Canada has recently been recognized by the International Astronomical Union as the youngest person to see the star exploding scene.
Space science
Measure the atmospheric composition to find life in Mars
In order to discover signs of life on Mars, Canadian scientists will measure the proportion of atmospheric components on the planet.
Space science
Canada participates in manufacturing the largest radio telescope
Engineers and astrophysicists from Calgary University of Canada will participate in the world's largest radio telescope project.
Space science
How many meteors fell on Western Canada?
About 20 meteorites with sizes less than 100m have been formed in the last 10,000 years, but only 5 of them are known.
History
Past on the 'Island of the Dead'
The small western island of Canada is not as peaceful as its appearance but contains many equally scary events
Biology
Canada develops safe pesticide products
The Government of Canada will set aside an investment to help SemiosBIO Biotechnology Corporation develop and commercialize new pest control products that rely on the ch…
Biology
Enzyme detection prolongs post-traumatic pain
Scientists experimented on mice and found that brain enzymes caused pain after nerve damage.
Biology
Canada will have a solar farm
Three years from now, Canada will have its largest solar farm, with more than 1 million solar panels on the ground generating 40 megawatts of electricity.
Biology
Canada creates good drought tolerant plants
A student of the University of Toronto (Canada) accidentally forgot to water the plants in the laboratory for a long time and recorded only one plant survived, while oth…