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Posted on April 19, 2017April 19, 2017 by Cody

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Snow day December 2008. Robert St. Victoria

2007 Lake Huron

Lake Superior, ON 2007

Muskoka 2007

Panama City, Florida 2004

Tofino 1986

Schooner Cove Beach 1984

Cow Pie Hill, Unicamp, Ontario 1982

Roncesvalles Loop, bringing home the groceries, Toronto, 1980

Toronto 1980

Toronto 1971

dogs and me

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Toronto, 1973

Mexico City, 1972

Toronto, 1970

Toronto, 1969

Devon 1964

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Bolshoi rehearsals Dec 4 1962

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NASA is Going Ahead With a Hopping Lander to Explore the Lunar Surface August 3, 2021
Methods of movement for robotic explorers of other worlds have been as varied as the worlds themselves. Some missions have been simple landers, some rovers, and now there’s even been a helicopter flight on Mars. But there is an unexplored hybrid mode of movement that will soon be coming to a Moon near you – […]
Andy Tomaswick
Two Bizarre red Asteroids Somehow Migrated From the Kuiper Belt all the way to the Main Asteroid Belt August 3, 2021
If asked to pick what color asteroids in the asteroid belt would be, red is likely not one that would come to mind for most people. But that is exactly the color of two new asteroids found by Hasegawa Sunao of JAXA and an international team of researchers. The catch is the objects don’t appear […]
Andy Tomaswick
NASA Chooses Falcon Heavy Over SLS to Launch Europa Clipper, Saving About $2 Billion August 2, 2021
The bureaucracy of government control is slowly fading away in space exploration, at least in the US. A series of delays, cost overruns, and imposed requirements have finally started taking its toll on the Space Launch System (SLS), the next generation NASA rocket system. Now, the space agency has finally conceded a point to the […]
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A Black Hole Emitted a Flare Away From us, but its Intense Gravity Redirected the Blast Back in our Direction August 1, 2021
Using the XMM-Newton and NuSTAR X-ray telescopes, an international team of scientists were able to see light coming from behind a black hole for the first time! The post A Black Hole Emitted a Flare Away From us, but its Intense Gravity Redirected the Blast Back in our Direction appeared first on Universe Today.
Matt Williams
Lightweight Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Fuel Tanks Pass a Critical Test, and Could Knock a lot of Weight off a Rocket’s dry Mass August 1, 2021
Material science is still the unsung hero of space exploration. Rockets are flashier, and control systems more precise, but they are useless without materials that withstand the immense temperatures of forces required to get people and things off the planet. Now a team from MT Aerospace, working on a grant from ESA, has developed a […]
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