Ishan Sai
Garneau
Marc
Marc's career embodies the spirit of exploration, resilience, and public
service. He was the rst Canadian in space, and his achievement was a
source of national pride, showing that Canadians could be key players in
space exploration. His scienti c curiosity paved the way for future
Canadian astronauts to advance in space. His political transition
demonstrated his commitment to public service and our country, both on
and o this planet. His work in both elds inspires me as a Canadian to do
more for my country, whether it be on the political or scienti c front. His
legacy of perseverance, passion, and pushing the boundaries of what is
possible as a Canadian is truly inspiring.
Hubble
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The Hubble Space Telescope, a joint venture between NASA and ESA,
has been operational since before I was born. It is positioned outside
Earth s atmosphere, capturing high-resolution images and data, free
from atmospheric distortion. The telescope detects visible, ultraviolet,
and near-infrared light, enabling observations of distant stars, galaxies,
and other celestial phenomena. One of Hubble s key capabilities is
detecting light from distant galaxies and studying black holes and
supernovae. It has provided significant insights into the expansion of
the universe and evidence of dark energy, along with stunning images
of galaxies billions of light-years away.
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Vlog11 PreparingforArtemis11
https://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/multimedia/search/video/19146?type=2
In summary, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen discusses three main ideas, all centered around preparing for the
Artemis 2 mission around the moon. First, they test all the equipment, working to figure out any issues and use the most
realistic equipment or emulators available. Second, both the crew and Mission Control undergo testing to assess how
they would respond on the ground, so they don’t have to improvise in space. Finally, they rehearse launch day
emergency procedures and practice as much as possible to ensure readiness.
I chose multimedia because the moon really interests me, and I believe that humans will eventually establish a base
there to further our space explorations. Becoming a multiplanetary species is something that interests me in theory, and
I would love to learn more about its viability. Learning how astronauts might be able to colonize and set up operations
on the moon is something that fascinates me.
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SkyView
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SkyView is a free augmented reality app that
allows me to point my smartphone at the sky and identify
stars, constellations, planets, and sometimes even satellites.
1.
Pros: The app's AR feature is really cool, making it
interactive and fun. It provides useful information on celestial
objects and works both day and night, so you don't have to
wait until nighttime to explore.
2.
Cons: There are a lot of ads in the free version.
Additionally, not everything is perfectly aligned in the sky,
with objects being o by a few degrees. For example, when
locating Venus, you might have to look slightly o the screen
to nd it, though it’s not a huge issue.
Star Walk 2
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Star Walk 2 is similar to SkyView. Like many
astronomy apps, it o ers real-time tracking of celestial
objects and provides information on constellations. It also
includes a cool astronomy calendar, which SkyView lacks.
1.
Pros: The app has good graphics, an easy-to-use
interface, real-time tracking, and detailed descriptions of
stars, planets, and their mythological backgrounds.
2.
Cons: A lot of features are blocked by a paywall.
Additionally, the app’s resolution looked a bit o on my
iPhone, as if it hasn’t been updated for newer phones.
NASA App
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The NASA app provides a wealth of images,
videos, and live streams of ongoing space missions, making
it a great resource for space-related information.
1.
Pros: You get real-time access to NASA missions,
high-quality images, and free access to NASA’s educational
resources, making it a comprehensive space exploration app.
2.
Cons: The app is not as interactive as other
stargazing apps, and it heavily focuses on NASA’s content,
which may limit broader space exploration experiences.
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