A comet first spotted by scientists less than a year ago will be flying by Earth for the first time in roughly 50,000 years and won’t be seen again for thousands of years. Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) has been dubbed the “Green Comet” because of the gre …
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Endnotes 2022: Adam Sirek and the thrilling virtual future of medicine
The Schulich faculty member is working to make what seems like science fiction a medical reality
Endnotes 2022: Els Peeters and Jan Cami dive into deep space with James Webb
The partners at work and at home are among the first to examine images captured by the most powerful space telescope ever
Expert Insight: Canada’s space technology a crucial contribution to the Artemis missions
Following the Artemis I mission, Canada is poised to embark on a new era of lunar exploration
New observation method helps unlock secrets of U.K. meteorite
Winchcombe object holds information about the origin of Earth’s oceans, finds new study
Canadian climate tech built with Western expertise to be part of joint mission with NASA
Atmosphere Observing System will have Canadian instruments, satellite in planned 2031 launch
Western researchers among first to capture James Webb Space Telescope images
New pictures reveal spectacular view of Orion Nebula
Western team achieves international holographic teleportation
Game-changing tech can have implications for health care, space work
Astronaut launches grads to next, new adventures
David Saint-Jacques receives honorary degree from Western at convocation ceremonies on June 14
Western’s all-sky cameras capture bright fireball event
Analysis suggests meteor fragments are likely to have made it to the ground near eastern shore of Lake Simcoe
Three Western researchers named Distinguished University Professors
Award recognizes careers of excellence in teaching, research, leadership
Student-led STEM conference to feature Prime Minister address
Virtual event promotes diversity in science, tech, engineering, math
Canadian Space Agency funds Western’s effort to get more youth into STEM
Multidisciplinary team to develop immersive learning experiences for grades 6 to 12
Endnotes 2022: Adam Sirek and the thrilling virtual future of medicine
The Schulich faculty member is working to make what seems like science fiction a medical reality
Endnotes 2022: Els Peeters and Jan Cami dive into deep space with James Webb
The partners at work and at home are among the first to examine images captured by the most powerful space telescope ever
Expert Insight: Canada’s space technology a crucial contribution to the Artemis missions
Following the Artemis I mission, Canada is poised to embark on a new era of lunar exploration
New observation method helps unlock secrets of U.K. meteorite
Winchcombe object holds information about the origin of Earth’s oceans, finds new study
Canadian climate tech built with Western expertise to be part of joint mission with NASA
Atmosphere Observing System will have Canadian instruments, satellite in planned 2031 launch
Western researchers among first to capture James Webb Space Telescope images
New pictures reveal spectacular view of Orion Nebula
Western team achieves international holographic teleportation
Game-changing tech can have implications for health care, space work
Astronaut launches grads to next, new adventures
David Saint-Jacques receives honorary degree from Western at convocation ceremonies on June 14
Western’s all-sky cameras capture bright fireball event
Analysis suggests meteor fragments are likely to have made it to the ground near eastern shore of Lake Simcoe
Three Western researchers named Distinguished University Professors
Award recognizes careers of excellence in teaching, research, leadership
Student-led STEM conference to feature Prime Minister address
Virtual event promotes diversity in science, tech, engineering, math
Canadian Space Agency funds Western’s effort to get more youth into STEM
Multidisciplinary team to develop immersive learning experiences for grades 6 to 12