what are the names of Canadian satellites?
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The Canadian Satallites are:\n\nAlouette 1 \nAlouette 2 \nISIS-I \nISIS-II \nRADARSAT-1 \nSCISAT-1 \nRADARSAT-2\nCASSIOPE
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63 known satellites (as of Feb. 2004); the four Galilean moons plus many others.
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A good site is Heavens Above (see link below).  Just register (it's free) and use the database to find tell it where you live by selecting your country then typing in the name of your city (no state, province, county...).  It will give you a list of town by that name to select from.  From there you can get sky maps and lots of other information.\n\nFor example, they also list the times that satellites and other orbiting bodies such as the International Space Station or the Hubble Telescope will pass by in the sky.  Since these objects are in space, they are in full sunlight even when the earth below is in the dark, so you can see a bright spot of light moving across the sky when this happens.  (The light is of course the sunlight reflecting off the satellite.)\n\nHave fun!
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The olden ones are \nAryabhatta (the oldest),\nBhaskara I & II,\nAPPLE (Ariane Passenger Payload Experiment),\nRohini,\nStretched Rohini Series Satellites (SROSS-C and SROSS-C2),\nSatellite Instructional Television Experiment (SITE),\nSatellite Telecommunication Experiment Project (STEP),\nand of course, the moon. It belongs to all the countries and so is also a satellite for India. And this the oldest of all sattelites to our earth.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada
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try this links\nhttp://www.satellites.co.uk/php-bin/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=16\nhttp://www.star-sat.com/indexflash.html
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Ive seen them from just south of the Canadian border so just watch for news of solar flares & watch the night sky.
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Assuming you meant Sherbrooke in Quebec, Canada, here ya go:\n\nhttp://www.ngcaerospace.com/Fr/main1.html\nhttp://pages.infinit.net/cysc/TourAvion.htm\nhttp://turing.ubishops.ca/home/bruda/photography/sherbrooke/p9050008.jpg\nhttp://magogquebec.homestead.com/files/old_birds_eye_view_sherbrooke.jpg\n\nAlso, you can generate your own aerial images by downloading Earth Google at http://earth.google.com/  to your own PC or Mac.
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http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/the_universe/Constellations/north_constellations.html\nhttp://members.aol.com/ckckside/reports/constellation/astrod.htm\nhttp://domeofthesky.com/clicks/constlist.html\n\nThe above sites show details. Quite informative.
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1. Mercury (☿)\n   2. Venus (♀)\n   3. Earth (♁) with one confirmed natural satellite, Luna (the Moon)\n   4. Mars (♂) with two confirmed natural satellites, Phobos and Deimos\n   5. Jupiter (♃) with sixty-three confirmed natural satellites\n   6. Saturn (♄) with forty-six confirmed natural satellites\n   7. Uranus (Astronomical symbol for Uranus) with twenty-seven confirmed natural satellites\n   8. Neptune (♆) with thirteen confirmed natural satellites\n   9. Pluto (♇) with three confirmed natural satellites, Charon, S/2005 P 1 and S/2005 P 2
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Canada's northest point would be Baffin Island. It's part of Nunavut, a territory in Canada.
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There is such a thing but unfortunately I have no idea what it's called. I do know that 'they' intend to build a satellite tower that reaches into space with it. It was featured in some magazines about two years ago.
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Go to:\n\nwww.ucsusa.org/global_security\n/space_weapons/satellite_database.html
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3-\nGOES-10 (West) and GOES-12 (East).  Goes-11 is in orbit but is not in operation; it is in case GOES-10 or GOES-12 has a problem it can take over while they are being repaired.\n\n**These are meteorological satellites.  As far as total geosynchronous satellites, there are approx. 300
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Huh?  Are you looking for a specific satellite image at some specific location on that date?  If so, you need to give us more information . . .
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Which constellations are circumpolar depends on your latitude.  The five closest to the pole are Ursa Minor (female bear cub in Greco-Roman myth), Draco (dragon), Camelopardalis (a giraffe, a constellation invented by Kepler's son-in-law, Bartsch, and hence lacking any ancient myth), Cepheus (a king, husband to Cassiopeia and father to Andromeda), and Cassiopeia.  I suggest you ignore the first 3 and go with the old stand by of Andromeda being sacrificed to pacify a sea monster and rescued by Perseus, unless you are supposed to invent your own myth, based on these 5.
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I have seen lots of satellites, as well as the International Space Station, Skylab (late '70s), and the Iridium satellites.  The Iridium satellites have large solar panels that reflect a lot of light and will brighten for a short time making them quite visible.  It is call an Iridium flare.  You can go to a website called Heavens Above and see times when you may be able to see satellites overhead in your area.