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Egypt plans a GEM of a museum

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Construction is well underway for a new museum in Egypt – scheduled to open in 2019. The Grand Egyptian Museum—or GEM—will house 100,000 artifacts, including the complete collection of Tutankhamun's tomb. Museum officials hope it will help boost the country’s tourism. Read the full article and watch a short video depicting the restoration of artifacts and the museum’s construction.

RCAF Squadron Leader Fowler Gobeil – The Untold Story

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Synopsis: For over six years, aviation history buff and Ottawa Chapter member Jay Hunt has been fascinated with and disturbed by the story of RCAF Squadron Leader Fowler Gobeil, who was the first commanding officer of the RAF 242 ‘Canadian’ Squadron, which was later to gain fame as Douglas Bader’s international squadron. He wanted to know why Gobeil’s wartime tour was viewed as a black mark against his otherwise sterling career, when it should have been recognized as a stellar achievement. Jay

Herb Saravanamuttoo

Narrow Bodies Across the Atlantic

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Synopsis: In this video, Dr. Saravanamutto describes the specifications and performance of popular long range wide body jet aircraft used to date in transatlantic passenger operations, and compares those with the emerging long range narrow bodied jets which are just now being deployed for transatlantic passenger operations. Presenter: Herb Saravanamuttoo Herb Saravanamuttoo was born in Scotland and educated at the University of Glasgow. After graduating in Mechanical Engineering in 1955 he

Canoes hover around a beach shore in Bella Bella, British Columbia during the Qatuwas in 2014

An Indigenous canoe video series marks a new wave of cultural revitalization

Through a new online video series, Frank Brown is highlighting how Indigenous youth are reconnecting with the traditional, ocean-going canoe. Brown is the executive producer of Glwa – the ocean-going canoe, a series of 13 short videos that showcase the widespread impact of the canoe and the revival of its practice with maritime Indigenous culture today.

A Duncan & Bayley XP-2 Skyhook tethered unpiloted helicopter. Anon., “Rotary wing world – Captive helicopter for research work”. Aero Digest, August 1948, 70.

Now be honest, can you tell me what a Duncan & Bayley XP-2 Skyhook is?

Rénald Fortier

Ingenium – Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Really, do you know what a Duncan & Bayley XP-2 Skyhook is, off the top of your head, my reading friend? By the way, please accept my apologies for repeating the name of this pilotless aircraft / drone / remotely piloted vehicle / unmanned aerial vehicle. Yours truly just finds it very cool, but I digress. If truth be told, I must say I had never heard of the Skyhook before the photo above came across my path. Would you like to know more about it? No? Well, too bad, so sad. Our story began in

Jason helping Mohamed with soldering to a sensor

Earth & Environment

Project Log #2: Programming and Sensors

In my first post, I wrote about the first step in my challenge to build a weather station for the Canada Aviation and Space Museum - which was to get the Raspberry Pi and the Arduino communicating. The next step in the project was to connect the weather sensors, and have them output real measurements.

Screen capture of python code

Earth & Environment

Project Log #3: PHP and Databases

New week, new ideas.

Social Science & Culture

Welcome to the Museum of Odd

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Gauging by the artifacts—which include Bob Barker’s toothbrush, Elvis’s underwear, and more than 400 sock monkeys—the Museum of Odd is aptly named. Located in Lawrence, Kansas, the museum is the personal home of Randy Walker – who believes that “everyone should collect something.” Read the full article to find out more about this eclectic museum and its owner.

A typical Innocenti Lambretta scooter. Anon. “Advertising – Bentley’s Cycles and Sports Limited.” Le Petit Journal, 10 August 1958, 110.

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Innocentis abroad: The beautiful stories of the Lambretta scooters

Rénald Fortier

Ingenium – Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Good day / buongiorno / bonjour, my reading friend. You may wonder what a scooter lifted off the pages of the 10 August 1958 issue of a Montréal, Québec, weekly, Le Petit Journal, is doing in our blog / bulletin / thingee. I respectfully respond to this observation by pointing out that there is more to life than airplanes. This being said (typed?), the subject that concerns us this week has a small aeronautical element, but enough twaddle, let us move into the heart of the matter. Allied to

Screen capture of a 3D design

Earth & Environment

Project Log #4: Designing and Modelling

In my recent adventures as an intern with the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, I spent time programming the Raspberry Pi in order to set a very simple, internal website that can be accessed to see the data. The next task was to start thinking about the casing for the weather station we’re building for the museum. My advisor and I decided to design and 3D print our own boxes.

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