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Latest from SFL


  • The launch of NLS-4 and NLS-5 on India's PSLV-C9 occurred at April 28, 2008 at 03:53:51 UTC. All XPODs released their satellites into orbit, including CanX-2 and NTS.

  • CanX-2 is demonstrating the enabling technologies required for formation flight and conducting experiments in atmospheric spectroscopy, GPS signal occultation, and material coatings. All systems are operational and the satellite is peforming well in orbit.
    See the full story.

  • NTS has successfully demonstrated key elements of COM DEV space-based AIS detection technology. The satellite is healthy and operations continue.
    See the full story.

  • Let the Adventure Begin! New Job Opportunities at the Space Flight Laboratory.
In Space

MOST
MOST
Canada's First
Space Telescope

Launched
June 30, 2003

Eurockot MOM Launch, carrying MOST and CanX-1 to Orbit

CanX-2 CanX-2
Canada's Smallest
Operational Satellite

Launched
April 28, 2008

NTS NTS
The Nanosatellite
Tracking Ships

Launched
April 28, 2008

UPCOMING MISSIONS
BRITE BRITE
Bright Star
Target Explorer
CanX-2 CanX-4 & 5
Formation Flight
AISSat-1 AISSat-1
Ship Tracking
for Norway
RESEARCH
Dish Array Let's Talk Dishes
Can you hear
me now?
Electric Propulsion Electric Propulsion
for micro-
spacecraft
Radiation Testing Radiation Testing
of commercial
components
LABORATORY
UTIAS/SFL Clean Room Our Facilities
for developing
space systems
UTIAS/SFL Ground Station Mission Control
We are Go
for Flight
NLS1 Nanosatellites NanoSat Launches
Let's Share
a Launch
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