Canada's Largest Design Team | Drones | Rockets | Satellites | Educational Outreach | Policy | Launching Satellite - Jan 2020
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We're excited to announce UTAT Policy's newest initiative: The UTAT Space Review! This is a formal news publication aiming to inform and educate about everything space-related.
space-review.utat.ca
Happy reading!
(ps. interested in involvement? msg [email protected] :)
Look out for the UTAT sign at the U of T Engineering Club's Fair, and come learn how you can help build drones, satellites and rockets (the sign is hard to miss)!
#Drone #Space #IsItFroshWeekYet #QuestForPurple #ChooseUofT
Interested in satellites, drones, and rockets? Want to join one of U of T's largest student teams with over 150 members passionate about aerospace? Come learn more about UTAT at the University of Toronto Engineering Club's Fair Wednesday September 4th 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, Bahen Lobby
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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
Too busy to catch the all of the key ✈️🚀🛸🛰️ stories in March?
Our Policy Division has boiled them down for you into one quick read.
The Aerospace Tech Brief will be out tonight - sign up here to get your copy: eepurl.com/gmsFTz
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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!
Our first satellite launches in January 2020. What’s next?
We want your 🔥 ideas.
utat.ca/challenge
Is that a @UTAT__ drone I spot?
Our team is 🅱️oundless.
THANK YOU!! ALL 10,000 OF YOU! 💜 We hope you’ll continue to follow us on our journey towards making this planet a better place with world-class research, experiential education and inspiring entrepreneurship and innovation. #Boundless
Take a peek at the Heron Mk. II — everything fits!
The first fully student funded Canadian CubeSat is going to space in 2020 🛰️
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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. 🚀
