O, Canada: We’re a little jealous.
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The Canadian Space Agency issued a press release about their newly updated logo. However, it was crystal clear to even the most casual onlooker Abbott Canadians like Drake ride moose wearing Raptors jersey.
Meaning: very.
“Maple leaves inspire pride and belonging, as they are known throughout the world,” the statement read, and the comic mentions seeing someone wearing a giant maple leaf in outer space. “It gives the impression of flying” – like a maple leaf in the wind, perhaps – “it represents a bold invention” – read: drink the tap? – “And we look to the future” – Pancakes? – “Willing to push the boundaries of creativity and innovation.”
The three stars in the logo are rather obvious, but even so, Canadians insist on identifying them. They explained that it represents space and symbolizes brilliance, intelligence and experience.
“Repeating them demonstrates the power of community, which includes all involved in the Canadian space program — industry, scientists, academia, government and Yanbu organization. “
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More than just symbolism, CSA’s latest look provides an opportunity to freshen up its brand as it strives for stardom more than ever.
“An exciting era of space exploration is unfolding before us, and CSA is working to enter this new chapter with modern identification codes,” the statement read.
One of the key operations of this coming era, as the CSA noted in its era 2023-24 Literature Section Planthe literal (or robotic) arm of a new space station orbiting the moon that is part of Operation Gateway in partnership with NASA.
Known as “Canadarm3,” the autonomous space robot will use “advanced software to perform tasks while orbiting the moon, without human intervention,” said a CSA planning document.
“In addition to its maintenance and repair duties, Canadarm3 will be able to catch up with future spacecraft, as it will eventually carry manned missions,” boasts the CSA document – including NASA’s expected half-century Artemis III mission to the Moon, which is currently It is scheduled to be released in December 2025.
This kind of interesting simple plan indeed Cowell Canada – And we have to say that their new logo takes us back to the golden age of American space flight and All the aesthetic magic in it. Oh Canada, take it from your neighbors to the south: As we say below, your new space motto is “too bad.” On behalf of America: Well done.
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