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The University of Victoria and Canadian Space Agency are planning future high-speed Arctic communications and studying ionosphere changes due to climate change.

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The University of Victoria and Canadian Space Agency are planning future high-speed Arctic communications and studying ionosphere changes due to climate change.

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University of Victoria
university in Greater Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
- Capital One, GitHub, University of Victoria, and Google collaborated on a CAFE(S) diagnostic framework.Fri 00:50
Canadian Space Agency
space agency of Canada
- Canada is advancing its space capabilities, selecting Jeremy Hansen for Artemis II and developing Canadarm3 for the Gateway station.Fri 02:10
- Following his successful flight on Artemis II, Jeremy Hansen is central to Canada's push to become a launch hub for future Mars exploration.Fri 02:10
Earth
third planet from the Sun in the Solar System
- Ground observations are being used to inform satellite data collection in the Hudson Valley.Mon 17:00
- Starship tests are currently being conducted, involving the vehicle's return to Earth.Mon 16:52

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Jul 6castanetkamloops.net
Jul 5cheknews.ca