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How much do we know about the new Tiangong Space Station? What are some fun facts about the up and coming Lunar Gateway Station? How is the Hilton Hotel Hospitality Team contributing to future commer…

We bet you don't know how many space stations have been conceptualized, built, and occupied throughout history (Hint: It's more than 2).

In the nineteenth episode of The Sound of Space podcast, we d…

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Another space conference? Of course! This time TSOS brings you content from th…

Fun Fact: Did you know that Canada's contribution to NASA's first asteroid sample return mission ended up creating the most precise three-dimensional map of any celestial body in the entire Solar Sys…

For a space mission to be successful, there are thousands of things that have to go right; but for a space mission to fail, only one thing has to go wrong.   

In the sixteenth episode of The Sound of…

Coming at you live from the 2023 SEDS Canadian Space Conference, this special edition of TSOS Interviews includes conversations with several students and young professionals to gauge their responses …

What happens when you put rocket boosters on an experimental airplane? How about slingshotting a satellite into orbit? Or using bacteria to power a spacecraft?   

In the fourteenth episode of The Sou…

Why, when, and how did the design process begin for the James Webb Space Telescope? What are some of its cool technological features and scientific findings? What mishaps has this telescope run into …

What has the search for Extraterrestrial Life been like? How have humans tried to make contact? What is the probability that other intelligent life is even out there or that we ever find each other? …

What happens when humans leave the planet that we've always called home? What are the philosophical, psychological, and political implications of this upcoming habitat shift? What can we learn from o…

What are black holes and neutron stars? How do we understand dark energy and dark matter? What is our best guess about the destined fate of the universe?   

In the tenth episode of The Sound of Space…

How did the universe form? What are stars, planets, and galaxies made of? Where do they come from and where are they destined to go?  

In the ninth episode of The Sound of Space podcast, we discuss t…

How do student aerospace initiatives get off the ground? How does the student experience prepare us for aerospace in industry?  

In the eighth episode of The Sound of Space podcast, Jaden interviews …

What is microgravity? How do plants, animals, and humans react in microgravity environments? What do these effects mean for the future of human life in space?  

In the seventh episode of The Sound of…

What is cosmology? What is it like to conduct research at CERN? How does one go from working in academia to working in industry?  

In the sixth episode of The Sound of Space podcast, Ketan interviews…

How do we capture images from the far reaches of space? Why are there so many satellites taking pictures of the Earth? What is the significance of space-based imaging in our daily lives?

In the fifth…

Which jobs can you apply for as an engineering student? How can you build your personal and professional networks without burning out? What does the day in the life of a senior project manager at the…

How can you harness your passion for space and make a big impact on humanity? Which opportunities are at your disposal and how can you use them to grow academically and professionally?  

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What does it take to make a self-sustaining colony on a planet like Mars? What efforts and technologies will be necessary before we can consider the possibility of making such a huge leap?   

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Is space exploration worth it? Why did it start? What pushed it forward? Should we be investing this much money into risky aerospace projects? And are there any practical benefits to this hefty inves…