Canadian space arm unveiled for shuttle Columbia
NASA publicly showcased the Canadian made cargo handling arm for the shuttle Columbia to be tested ahead of its Sept. 30 launch. The 15.25 metre device weighs under 455 kilograms, can reach within five centimetres and move up to 30,000 kilograms in space. Spar Aerospace led the development with Canada’s NRC contributing resources.
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How much is enough How North South imbalance Endures
A critical look at global inequality cites 75 percent of the population in the poor world and stark North South disparities. The Brandt Commission and Catholic Bishops warn of excessive North consumption and weapon spending, urging fair sharing of Earth's resources before broad human survival is at risk.
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