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Want to know how to make history? Ask the Space Systems division of @UTAT__ . Not only have they developed and are preparing to launch a Cube-Satellite into space in 2020, they are the only fully student-funded satellite project in Canada. #SOLIDWORKS
go.solidworks.com/5J
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#TBT: From precision multi-rotor drones able to handle and deposit items smaller than your thumb, to a mini satellite that will carry bacteria into space, @UTAT__ featured its latest innovations at its annual aerospace showcase. 🛰🚁🚀 uoft.me/4Di #NEM2019
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Members from the @UTAT__ stopped by to tell us about their student led aerospace showcase, happening tonight. facebook.com/events/22056142…
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Canada is launching Junior Astronauts, an exciting new initiative to engage young Canadians in space and science! #DareToExplore
For more info: bit.ly/2VuEtkm.
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Falcon 9 launches Crew Dragon on its first test flight to the @space_station
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"It’s almost like this dream world you knew existed but never thought you could be a part of. I still pinch myself every day." —Alumna @kfacciol on becoming a @csa_asc/@NASA flight controller 🚀 Read about her journey: uoft.me/4Ap #NationalEngineeringMonth #NEM2019
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UTAT were our January 2018 Free Stuff Recipients. We are so proud to have been able to contribute to this exciting project!
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On Feb. 9, @UofTEngineering alumna @kfacciol, the 14th Canadian to earn a @CSA_ASC/@NASA Robotics Flight Controller Certification will be at #UofT speaking about her journey at the #TSAA Aerospace Conference. 🚀bit.ly/2TqTyCI
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Catch us on @60Minutes tonight! Watch the episode online here: cbsnews.com/news/private-com…
Planet Labs is a small, private company that manufactures satellites the size of a loaf of bread. Packed with some of the same electronics as smart phones, the satellites take pictures all over the earth. cbsn.ws/2UlE1E9
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#OTD in 1992, Dr. Roberta Bondar became the first Canadian woman and first neurologist in space! Dr. Bondar flew aboard space shuttle #Discovery during NASA Mission STS-42. 🚀























