On April 8th 2024, North America will be treated to a total solar eclipse! This will be the last total solar eclipse in Canada until 2044, so this is your best opportunity to see this incredible astronomical phenomenon without having to travel too far.
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Best Project Award at the 2022 Canada-Wide Science Fair
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Une structure peu connue des amateurs dans la partie nord de la nébuleuse du Crabe, Messier 1
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Visual Observation of a Curious Structure on the Near Side of the Moon
Canadian Visits of Early Spacefarers
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