by EnviroTREC | Sep 15, 2018
EnviroTREC has written and reproduced several stories about northern lights on our webpages. Here is a story about “northern lights” on Saturn! The gas planet’s aurora was seen dancing across its north pole Originally written by Nicole Mortillaro for CBC News on...
by EnviroTREC | Aug 28, 2018
A networking conference with industry, academic, and government participants, Manitoba’s Future in High Performance Computing was held on Thursday, June 21st2018 at Eckhardt Gramatté Hall at the University of Winnipeg. “The use of High Performance Computing...
by EnviroTREC | Jul 6, 2018
Originally published by CSDCMS on June 28th 2018 Congratulations to the University of Manitoba team, which earned First Place in this fourth offering of the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge! The CSDC launch simulation testing took place at the Canadian Space...
by EnviroTREC | Jan 31, 2018
On January 18th, the MAI met for their quarterly Aerospace industry update. The meeting was well attended, with almost over 75 people in attendance. The keynote presentation for this meeting explored a unique take on procurement. The presenter, Nicole Verkindt –...
by EnviroTREC | Oct 14, 2017
When we think of the Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, we somehow think that they are not that far away, perhaps only a few kilometers up. The Northern Lights are actually generated from distances of 100 to more than 240 kilometers above the Earth....
by EnviroTREC | Oct 8, 2017
Originally published on by mlive.com by Mark Torregrossa on October 6th 2017 Northern lights enthusiasts have discovered a new type of northern lights, and named it Steve. You might wonder what Steve means. At first it didn’t mean anything. It was just a name....
