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CurioCity9 April 2018

Retired astronaut Chris Hadfield explains how he made his famous "Space Oddity" music video from the International Space Station.

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CurioCity9 April 2018

Every April 12th, people around the world celebrate two huge achievements in space exploration. What are they, and where have they lead human space exploration to?

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CurioCity1 February 2018

February 6th, 2018 is the launch date for Falcon Heavy, the most powerful U.S. rocket since the early 1970s!

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Shakib Rahman9 August 2017

Just like replicators on Star Trek, 3D printers can create all kinds of objects. One day, they’ll even be able to print human cells, tissues and organs. What medical processes might this change?

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Victoria Gluch20 July 2016

Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969. Now, decades later, we know even more about space! In celebration of this historic event, we've compiled CurioCity's top resources on space exploration.

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CurioCity14 June 2016

There's a lot of talk these days about when and how we might all move to Mars. But what would it actually be like to live there? (4:29 min.)

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CurioCity Careers17 May 2016

University teaching, service and some research in spacecraft and engineering disciplines. In my past role as Mission Engineering manager, I was responsible for designing and implementing small spacecraft missions.

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CurioCity16 February 2016

The Martian may have been one of the biggest hit movies of 2015, but what did real astronauts think of it? Read former CSA astronaut Robert Thirsk's review to find out!

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Subin Rajendran28 January 2016

Even on relatively short trips close to Earth, astronauts have regularly experienced bone loss. To better understand why, you need to know a bit about how bones are formed and maintained in your body.

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CurioCity20 November 2015

This video, inspired by the film “The Martian” explores the psychological and physiological impacts of space on the human body.

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