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RMC Physics and Space Science Visits Johnson Space Center
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- RMC Physics and Space Science Visits Johnson Space Center 2018-05-24 Capt. Dan Desjardins, Dr Kristine Spekkens and Dr Gregg Wade (left) and officer-cadets (right) in front of a Soyuz capsule Where Canadian Astronauts are Made Royal Military College Physics and Space Science officer cadets visit Johnson Space Center By Capt Daniel Desjardins 11 May 2018
Physics and Space Science News and Events
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- Physics and Space Science News and Events Novel diffraction grating based biosensor 2017-03-01 Dr. Ribal Georges Sabat from the Department of Physics at the Royal Military College of Canada, along with Dr. Carlos Escobedo and his PhD student, Srijit Nair, both from Queen’s university at Kingston, developed a light-based bio-molecular sensor for protein
Physics and Space Science News and Events
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- Physics and Space Science News and Events RMC Graduate Student to Row Across the Pacific Ocean 2020-05-29 Follow Heather's voyage Update (25 May, 2020) Heather has begun her row to Hawaii! Heather Taylor, RMC graduate student in the Department of Physics and Space Science, is on a mission. The Mission? To row 3,890 km (2,100 nautical miles) across
Physics and Space Science News and Events
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- Physics and Space Science News and Events RMC Physics and Space Science Visits Johnson Space Center 2018-05-24 Capt. Dan Desjardins, Dr Kristine Spekkens and Dr Gregg Wade (left) and officer-cadets (right) in front of a Soyuz capsule Where Canadian Astronauts are Made Royal Military College Physics and Space Science officer cadets visit Johnson Space Center
Audit of the Canadian Space Agency Class Grant and Contribution Program to Support Research, Awareness and Learning in Space Science and Technology
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- Audit of the Canadian Space Agency Class Grant and Contribution Program to Support Research, Awareness and Learning in Space Science and Technology Alternative formats PDF version (724 KB) Audit Report Project No. 12/13 01-01 Prepared by the Audit and Evaluation Directorate May 2013 Table of Contents 1.0 Summary 1.1 Audit objective 1.2 Audit opinion 1.3
Physics and Space Science News and Events
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- Physics and Space Science News and Events Study of water flow in Picton Bay 2019-03-26 Dr. Jennifer Shore and Mr. Peter Snell of The Department of Physics and Space Science have published a study of water flow in Picton Bay. Using GPS-powered drifters, researchers have been able to obtain measurements of how water moves through the bay. The drifters
Audit of the Canadian Space Agency Class Grant and Contribution Program to Support Research, Awareness and Learning in Space Science and Technology
- Government of Canada
- asc-csa.gc.ca > Publications
- Audit of the Canadian Space Agency Class Grant and Contribution Program to Support Research, Awareness and Learning in Space Science and Technology Alternative formats PDF version (724 KB) Audit Report Project No. 12/13 01-01 Prepared by the Audit and Evaluation Directorate May 2013 Table of Contents 1.0 Summary 1.1 Audit objective 1.2 Audit opinion 1.3
25th Anniversary of the granting of RMC's First Space Science Degrees
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- 25th Anniversary of the granting of RMC's First Space Science Degrees 2016-07-18 This year is the 25th anniversary of the granting of Royal Military College of Canada's first Space Science degrees. Eight excellent Officer Cadets began the new program in the Department of Physics in the fall of 1989, and all graduated in the spring of 1991. Hundreds
Why do we conduct science experiments in space?
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- Why do we conduct science experiments in space? Science is our quest for more knowledge about the world and ourselves. For thousands of years, humanity has pushed boundaries in its search to learn more about our place in the universe. Canadian science on the International Space Station Canada's participation in the International Space Station (ISS) allows
Why do we conduct science experiments in space?
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- asc-csa.gc.ca > Science
- Why do we conduct science experiments in space? Science is our quest for more knowledge about the world and ourselves. For thousands of years, humanity has pushed boundaries in its search to learn more about our place in the universe. Canadian science on the International Space Station Canada's participation in the International Space Station (ISS) allows
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