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Magellan’s Winnipeg facility produced the platforms for the SCISAT-1, CASSIOPE, and RADARSAT Constellation Mission satellites.
Magellan Aerospace has supplied space systems to Canadian and global markets for more than 60 years.
On 2023-03-09, Canada's Department of National Defence awarded a contract worth C$15,800,000 (US$11,300,000) to Magellan Aerospace of Winnipeg, Manitoba for the Redwing project.
Magellan Aerospace’s Winnipeg facility has produced spacecraft platforms (buses) for CASSIOPE and the RADARSAT Constellation Mission satellite.
Magellan Aerospace of Winnipeg is the prime contractor that will lead a team to design, build, and operate the Redwing microsatellite hosting a suite of optical sensors.
The July 2022 observation campaign used the Lowell Discovery Telescope, the Magellan Telescope at Las Campanas Observatory, and the Southern Astrophysical Research (SOAR) Telescope.
Magellan Aerospace Corporation partnered with RocketFrac Services Ltd. to develop a new fracturing technology that uses solid rocket propellant as an alternative to hydraulic fracturing.
Magellan Aerospace Corporation will manufacture and deliver all charges for the RocketFrac fracturing technology from its Winnipeg facility by the end of 2022.
Defossé founded Magellan International School, a pre-K to 8th grade non-profit independent school in Austin, Texas, in 2009.
Defossé is currently the Director Emeritus of Magellan International School.
Nine founding members of Space Canada include Calian, GHGSat, Magellan Aerospace, Maritime Launch Services, MDA, Mission Control, NorthStar Earth & Space, SpaceBridge, and Telesat.
The report recommended the NSF invest roughly $800,000,000 in each of the Giant Magellan Telescope and Thirty Meter Telescope in exchange for at least 25% of observing time.
The decadal survey recommended that the NSF invest roughly $800,000,000 in each of the Giant Magellan Telescope and the Thirty Meter Telescope in exchange for at least 25% of observing time.
NASA’s Magellan orbiter launched in 1989 and its mission ended in 1994.
GPS 3 SV02 (Magellan) launched in August aboard a United Launch Alliance Delta IV rocket and has completed on-orbit testing.