1962, September 29: Alouette-1: Canada's Entry into the Space Age
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Title
1962, September 29: Alouette-1: Canada's Entry into the Space Age
Subject
Alouette-1
Description
"Alouette-1: Canada's entry into the space age
2018-09-28 - Launched on September 29, 1962, the Alouette-1 science satellite marked Canada's entry into the space age and was seen by many as initiating the most progressive space program of that era. Canada became the first nation, after the Russian and American superpowers, to design and build its own artificial Earth satellite." (Credits: Canadian Space Agency, NASA)
2018-09-28 - Launched on September 29, 1962, the Alouette-1 science satellite marked Canada's entry into the space age and was seen by many as initiating the most progressive space program of that era. Canada became the first nation, after the Russian and American superpowers, to design and build its own artificial Earth satellite." (Credits: Canadian Space Agency, NASA)
Creator
Canadian Space Agency
Publisher
Canadian Space Agency
Date
1962, September 29
Contributor
Chinonyelum Melvina Nwanna
Rights
Non-Commercial Use Permission
Relation
Format
JPG
Language
English
Type
Video
Identifier
Alouette-1
Coverage
Alouette-1 in 1962
Moving Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Video
Duration
00:00:48 (seconds)
Compression
MP4
Producer
Canadian Space Agency
Director
Canadian Space Agency
Files
Citation
Canadian Space Agency, “1962, September 29: Alouette-1: Canada's Entry into the Space Age,” Space Exploration and the Canadian Contribution, accessed April 26, 2024, https://m3.omeka.net/items/show/3.