Joel Spark is a Canadian space enthusiast currently working towards an MSc in Space Management at the International Space University near Strasbourg, France. He is driven by a passion for space systems engineering, particularly in applications involving the improvement of living conditions on Earth. He holds Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, with a specialty in structures, systems, and vehicle design.
Robert A. Citron, aerospace engineer and pioneer of space tourism and space privatization, died on January 31st at his home in Bellevue,... Read more →
Roger Boisjoly during the investigation following the Challenger Disaster (Credits: Marylin K. Yee/NY Times). Roger Boisjoly, NASA engineer and... Read more →
SumbandilaSat, a South African Earth observation microsatellite, ceased to function due to damage it sustained during a solar storm in June... Read more →
At 6:50 EST on January 28th, the ISS performed an avoidance maneuver to prevent a collision with a piece of space debris created by the 2007... Read more →
A new international consortium was launched this week to investigate the probability of an impact on Earth by one of the tens of thousands of... Read more →
The future of NASA and the American space program was a topic of discussion at the US GOP debate in Florida on Monday, with the two leading... Read more →
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