The launch of a stratospheric balloon carrying a fast-food chicken sandwichto the edge of space has been delayed until Thursday (June 22). The sandwich’s four-day flight is a promotional stunt for Kentucky Fried Chicken, but it will serve as a…
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Four Thousand Earths?
NASA’s planet-hunting telescope has found 10 new planets outside our solar system that are likely the right size and temperature to potentially have life on them, broadly hinting that we are probably not alone. After four years of searching, the…
Nasa Mission To The Sun [VIDEO]
Nasa wants to “touch the sun” and they are planning a mission to do just that. They will get a space craft closer to the sun than has ever been done before. Previously the closest we had been was in…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Eugene Parker, mission, NASA, Probe, Science, Space, Spacecraft, Sun
Weather Satellite Launched
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s newest satellite was launched yesterday successfully, which means they in their own words have upgraded from black and white to high definition colour. We are getting ready for #GOESR at @NASAKennedy!! #Countdowntolaunch @NASA…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: forecast, GOES-R, NOAA, Satellite, Science, Space, technology, US, weather
Don’t Forget Your Towel
SpaceX has a vision of a colony on mars the size of San Francisco – That’s 1 million people living on the red planet and they want to see it get started as early as 2024. Elon Musk has…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Colonization, Elon Musk, Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, Mars, Science, Space, SpaceX
NASA Spacecraft Photos
NASA’s Juno Spacecraft has sent back some beautiful photos of the Red Giant including some never before seen angles. The mission was to gain data on one of our solar system neighbours, a planet we have never really been…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Juno, Jupiter, NASA, Space, Spacecraft
NASA Mars Mission Success [PHOTOS]
While the Martian made enough money in theatres to put Matt Damon in the top 5 of the highest paid actors lists this year, the real life NASA is still in the preparation phase of it’s Mars mission. Just…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Doctor Who, Hawii, Mars, mission, NASA, Science, Space, The Martian
Juno’s Jupiter Mission Google Doodle
Yesterday NASA’s Juno probe reached Jupiter after a five year voyage spanning 2.8 billion kilometers to begin exploring the gas giant. It’s mission is to get a look below the cloud surface and answer some real questions. How much water…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Google, Juno, Jupiter, NASA, Science, Space
Lunchtime Trivia Thurs May 26
Q: Among newlyweds, this was the #1 complaint about the first year of marriage. What is it? A: Not enough “me” time image from fashiontranslated .com
Posted in Annoucer Blogs, Dave Creelman, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 1st Year of marriage, Lunchtime Trivia, marriage, Me Time, Newlyweds, Space
A Lost Dog Story That Is Out Of This World
Some students at Morecambe Bay Community Primary School sent a stuffed toy dog “Sam” into the edge of space as part of an experiment. They had a GoPro camera and GPS unit attached. The GPS and Camera returned and were…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, Dave Creelman Tagged with: Dog, Experiement, Lost Puppy, Science, Space, Students, Weather Balloon
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LFT Presents: The Full Mounty
June 14 - June 30 -
Brantford Beer Show
June 23 - June 24 -
KW Multicultural Fest
June 24 - June 25 -
Hamilton Ships
June 30 @ 8:00 am - July 2 @ 5:00 pm
