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Last night, we were thrilled to celebrate the appointment of Alexander MacDonald as President of the @asc_csa. From helping shape @NASAArtemis program to charting a course for future exploration, his leadership comes at an exciting time for Canada's growing space sector.
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Dr. Matt Cross is at the joint i-SAIRAS/iSpaRo Symposium in Germany today, delivering not one, but two presentations! If you're attending, be sure to stop by, say hello, and catch his sessions.
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Tim will be presenting on how we're advancing Canadian wildfire monitoring technology through a combination of onboard processing and ground-based collaboration. The forum has been fantastic, with insightful discussions and valuable connections across the EO community.
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Fantastic evening at #Spacebound connecting with colleagues, partners, and new faces from across Canada’s space community. Thanks to Jeremy Hansen for sharing his vision for the future of Canadian space. 🚀 See you Wednesday at our networking reception!
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Last night at our Ottawa HQ, we celebrated securing C$10M in new financing! 🚀
This will help expand our R&D, rover production and mission operations as we build tech for the Moon, Mars and beyond.
Thank you to everyone who made it possible!
Read more: bit.ly/3VAUx8v
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Mission Control has been selected by @MBRSpaceCentre to provide wireless comms for Rashid Rover 2 — our fourth contribution to a lunar rover mission. Delivered by @FireflySpace's Blue Ghost lander, this rover will touch down on the Moon's far side to study...
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lunar dust, plasma activity, and surface properties. Proud to keep #Canada at the forefront of lunar exploration. Read more: bit.ly/3TrhqdT
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If you're attending @IAC2026Antalya, be sure to connect with @AerospaceWriter and @kaizad_r from Mission Control to talk space exploration, lunar operations, and more!
We'd love to connect and explore what's next.🚀
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We're proud to have team members representing Mission Control this week at @esa Industry Space Days 2026.
Events like these are an opportunity to build meaningful relationships, exchange ideas, & help shape the future of the space industry through collaboration & innovation.
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Mission Control is proud to be a sponsor of the @sedscanada WSEDS event this weekend! Be sure to stop by, say hello to Cosette, and catch her panel discussion. We look forward to seeing you there!
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🚀 Adam is at #SmallSat this week in Salt Lake City, connecting with innovators shaping the future of satellite missions and space exploration. If you're attending, be sure to reach out!
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#Fridayflyover At first glance, this image looks like a deep-space nebula, but look closer.
It's Ormara, Pakistan, viewed from orbit. Sunlight dances across the Arabian Sea while wisps of cloud stretch across the coastline, creating a scene that feels more cosmic than terrestrial
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We're building the future with a team that's curious, ambitious, and passionate about pushing boundaries.
If you're looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you.
🔗 Explore our open roles and apply today: bit.ly/4x6NNwl
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This week's #FridayFlyover is Ottawa, Canada's capital and home to Mission Control's headquarters! From government leadership to cutting-edge tech and world-class research, Ottawa is helping shape the future. 🚀
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On #InternationalMoonDay, we celebrate the dreamers, builders, and explorers pushing humanity forward.
From Earth to the Moon and beyond, every mission starts with a team working together to make the impossible possible. 🌙
This satellite view for #FridayFlyover captures Salt Lake City, Utah, where nature and urban development share a narrow corridor between the Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake. A stunning perspective to end the week! 📡
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This week's #FridayFlyover takes us above Brasília, Brazil, where nature, agriculture, and urban development create a striking pattern visible from space.
This a fascinating example of how human activity and natural processes shape the Earth's surface.
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Exciting partner announcement for Canada’s Lunar Utility Rover!
@RheinmetallAG Canada is supporting the development of mission-critical Guidance, Navigation, and Control concepts for the rover, leveraging the proven PATH autonomy system to enable future lunar surface operations..
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Together with our Canadian industry partners, we're advancing the technologies that will help pave the way for long-term exploration on the Moon.
Read More: bit.ly/4wuO7Vt
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