Jeremy Hansen

Jeremy Hansen, âgé de 47 ans, est un colonel et pilote de CF-18 dans l'Aviation royale canadienne. Il est astronaute à l'Agence spatiale canadienne depuis 2009.

Il a été sélectionné en 2009 aux côtés de l’Ontarien Jeremy Hansen, âgé de 47 ans, colonel et pilote de CF-18 dans l’Aviation royale canadienne. Saint-Jacques, âgé de 53 ans, s’est envolé pour la Station spatiale internationale en 2018. L’Ontarien Jeremy Hansen sera le premier Canadien de l’histoire qui s’aventurera au-delà de l’orbite terrestre.

Âgé de 47 ans, l'Ontarien est pilote de chasse et a une maîtrise en physique. Il est astronaute depuis 2009, mais n'a jamais été dans l'espace.

La mission Artemis I, qui a eu lieu à la fin de l’an dernier et a duré 25 jours, était inhabitée. « Nous choisissons de retourner sur la Lune, puis d’aller sur Mars. De la station spatiale ou la navette, on voit seulement une partie de la Terre. L’administrateur de la NASA, Bill Nelson, a pour sa part indiqué que l’objectif ultime est une mission martienne. Marc Garneau, premier Canadien qui a voyagé dans l’espace, en 1984 dans la navette spatiale Challenger, est aussi à Saint-Hubert. La cérémonie de dévoilement de l’équipage d’Artemis II a lieu à Houston lundi matin, à 11 h.

Jeremy Hansen, âgé de 47 ans, est un colonel et pilote de CF-18 dans l'Aviation royale canadienne. Il est astronaute à l'Agence spatiale canadienne depuis 2009.

Les astronautes non choisis peuvent se consoler en espérant être sélectionnés pour Artémis 3, qui sera la première mission à atterrir sur la Lune. Reid Wiseman, finalement choisi comme commandant, était jusqu’à récemment chef du bureau des astronautes -- un poste en première ligne pour décider de la composition de l’équipe. Une mission pour mars pourrait être envoyée d’ici 2040. La capsule était revenue sur Terre avec succès en décembre. Absolument, mais je vous retourne la question», a demandé Christina Hammock Koch lors d’une conférence de presse. «Car la chose qui m’enthousiasme le plus est de porter avec nous votre excitation, vos aspirations, vos rêves lors de cette mission Artémis 2, votre mission.»

With the Artemis missions, NASA aims to investigate more of the lunar surface with the plan to build a sustainable presence on the moon.

This is about investing in the future. Canada and NASA have been working together since the early 1960s and the headiest days of the U.S. “This is more than just about going back to the moon. The Canadian astronaut corps is also made up of test pilot and Air Force Lt.-Col. have added up to this moment where a Canadian is going to the moon with our international partnership, and it is glorious,” Hansen said Monday. David Saint-Jacques, 53, an astrophysicist and medical doctor from Montreal has been the only member of the group who’s already been to space. The end goal is to go to Mars by the late 2030s. This is humanity’s crew.” “This is their crew. The return trip alone will take about four days. Astronauts last visited the moon in December 1972, closing out the Apollo program. [NASA](https://globalnews.ca/tag/nasa) and [Canadian Space Agency](https://globalnews.ca/tag/canadian-space-agency) officials said.

On Monday, Hansen was named as part of the four-person crew for NASA's Artemis II mission, the program's first crewed mission to travel to the moon since ...

The exact distance is yet to be determined, but the unmanned Artemis I which circled the moon in 2022, travelled 2.1 million kilometres on its 25-day mission and reached a maximum distance from Earth of 432,210 kilometres. There it will circle the moon — potentially travelling further away from the earth than any human in history ever has — before returning to Earth for a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean of the U.S. The Artemis II is scheduled to launch in November 2024.

Watch as NASA announces the four astronauts who will be heading to the moon as part 05:20. WATCH: Artemis II crew announced. NASA is ...

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(Kingston, Ontario) A Royal Military College of Canada graduate will be among the flight crew to fly around the Moon, an important first step in NASA's ...

With a return trip of about four days, the mission is expected to last just over 10 days. The mission will launch a crew of four astronauts from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Colonel Hansen earned a Bachelor of Science in Space Science (first class honours) from Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario in 1999.

No Canadian – no one from any country other than the United States – has ever ventured so far from home.

“This is a major, major step in Canada’s human exploration program because, let’s face it, Canada will be the second country to have an astronaut go on a lunar mission,” Mr. One of the future Artemis missions will include a second Canadian lunar astronaut, who will fly to Gateway as part of Canada’s contribution. And given the nature of this mission, it’s all but guaranteed that the attention will be there. Garneau found out he was to be the first to go in March of that year, he had only been an astronaut for three months. Hansen, like his crewmates, has had more time to consider the public attention that will come as training and preparations commence for Artemis II. Hansen and his crewmates will be treated to the sight of Earth, by then almost 400,000 kilometres away, with the moon in the foreground. That is the objective of Artemis III and other missions that will follow, tentatively scheduled for later this decade. “It will enable us to do so much new science on the moon,” Dr. After launching from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the spacecraft will perform a series of burns to transfer from a lower to a higher orbit. First selected to be an astronaut in 2009, he will be taking Canada’s space program to new heights when he sets out on a lunar flight as early as November, 2024. Once en route to the moon, the mission will focus on human operations and life support as it traces a long, narrow figure-8 around Earth’s satellite. Now he will help start a new chapter for the astronaut program, not just in Canada but in the U.S.

Âgé de 47 ans, l'Ontarien est pilote de chasse et a une maîtrise en physique. Il est astronaute depuis 2009, mais n'a jamais été dans l'espace.

La mission Artemis I, qui a eu lieu à la fin de l’an dernier et a duré 25 jours, était inhabitée. « Nous choisissons de retourner sur la Lune, puis d’aller sur Mars. De la station spatiale ou la navette, on voit seulement une partie de la Terre. L’administrateur de la NASA, Bill Nelson, a pour sa part indiqué que l’objectif ultime est une mission martienne. Marc Garneau, premier Canadien qui a voyagé dans l’espace, en 1984 dans la navette spatiale Challenger, est aussi à Saint-Hubert. La cérémonie de dévoilement de l’équipage d’Artemis II a lieu à Houston lundi matin, à 11 h.

Canadian Jeremy Hansen will be one of the next astronauts on the Artemis II mission. This announcement signals a new era in Canada's role in space ...

[the HAKUTO-R Mission 1 spacecraft](https://ispace-inc.com/m1) successfully went into orbit around the moon after 100 days in space. The other was David Saint-Jacques, [who spent six months onboard the ISS in 2008-09](https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/david-saint-jacques). Now that the Artemis II crew has been announced, they will be spending every minute of their available time preparing for the mission. The surface of the moon is far more extreme than Earth, with no atmosphere and temperatures dropping to a staggering -200 C. As we wait for Artemis II, space agencies are focusing research on how to sustain human presence on the lunar surface. [NASA announced the crew for Artemis II](https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-names-astronauts-to-next-moon-mission-first-crew-under-artemis), which will see astronauts spending up to three weeks on a flyby trip to the moon in 2024. After graduating from high school, he attended the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, where he earned a bachelor of science in space science and then a master of science in physics. We are also identifying a shortlist of potential landing sites around the South Pole of the moon. [a professor, an explorer and a planetary geologist](https://www.spacerocks.ca/). There, they will check out all the systems before the Orion spacecraft fires its main engine to take it to the moon for a flyby before returning to Earth. This mission will be the first time in more than 50 years that humans will visit the moon — or leave low Earth orbit — [since Apollo 17 in 1972](https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/missions/apollo17.html). I am also the principal investigator for the [Canadian Lunar Rover Mission](https://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/astronomy/moon-exploration/first-canadian-rover-to-explore-the-moon.asp).

Artemis 2 will orbit the moon with a crew of four, including the first woman and the first person of colour to visit Earth's satellite.

Canada has one additional guaranteed spot on future Artemis crew assignments, meaning a Canadian might also become the first non-American to set foot on the moon. It will be the first time humans have walked on the surface since the departure of Apollo 17 in December 1972. Artemis 2 will be similar to the flight of Apollo 8, which sent astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell and Bill Anders — all still living — on humanity’s first trip around the moon in 1968. Apollo 14 featured new fliers Ed Mitchell and Stu Roosa, as well as Alan Shepard, who had previously spent all of 15 minutes in space on Freedom 7, America’s first manned launch. Hansen added: “A Canadian is going to the moon with out international partnership and it is glorious. On Monday, NASA and the Canadian Space Agency jointly announced the crew of Artemis 2, which will return humans to the lunar region for the first time since the Apollo program wound down, more than 50 years ago.

Jamais un Canadien ne sera allé aussi loin que Jeremy Hansen lorsque celui-ci fera le tour de la Lune à bord de la capsule Orion avec ses trois collègues ...

À ceux qui se demandent à quoi servent de telles missions, Lisa Campbell a d’abord rappelé que le secteur spatial génère des revenus de 5 milliards $ annuellement et fourni du travail à 23 000 Canadiens. La présidente de l’Agence, Lisa Campbell, a ainsi expliqué ce qui avait inspiré le choix de M. Il en a profité pour souligner le travail de tous les employés membres de l’Agence spatiale canadienne. Trudeau a rappelé qu’on ne voit que la courbe de la Terre de la station spatiale internationale et que seulement 24 personnes, tous des Américains, se sont rendues assez loin pour voir la planète entière de leurs propres yeux. Pas seulement comme étant le premier canadien à se rendre jusqu’à la Lune, mais le premier non-Américain à le faire.» L’Ontarien de 47 ans sera ainsi le premier Canadien de l’histoire à s’aventurer au-delà de l’orbite terrestre.

There, they will check out all the systems before the Orion spacecraft fires its main engine to take it to the moon for a flyby before returning to Earth. While ...

[The Conversation](https://theconversation.com) under a Creative Commons license. The other was David Saint-Jacques, [who spent six months onboard the ISS in 2008-09](https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/david-saint-jacques). [the HAKUTO-R Mission 1 spacecraft](https://ispace-inc.com/m1) successfully went into orbit around the moon after 100 days in space. Now that the Artemis II crew has been announced, they will be spending every minute of their available time preparing for the mission. The surface of the moon is far more extreme than Earth, with no atmosphere and temperatures dropping to a staggering -200 C. [NASA announced the crew for Artemis II](https://www.nasa.gov/nasalive), which will see astronauts spending up to three weeks on a flyby trip to the moon in 2024. As we wait for Artemis II, space agencies are focusing research on how to sustain human presence on the lunar surface. [a professor, an explorer and a planetary geologist](https://www.spacerocks.ca/). This mission will be the first time in more than 50 years that humans will visit the moon — or leave low Earth orbit — [since Apollo 17 in 1972](https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/missions/apollo17.html). After graduating from high school, he attended the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, where he earned a bachelor of science in space science and then a master of science in physics. There, they will check out all the systems before the Orion spacecraft fires its main engine to take it to the moon for a flyby before returning to Earth. I am also the principal investigator for the [Canadian Lunar Rover Mission](https://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/astronomy/moon-exploration/first-canadian-rover-to-explore-the-moon.asp).

Jeremy Hansen, a colonel and CF-18 pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force, has been selected to become the first Canadian to venture further into space and ...

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Un astronaute de l'Agence spatiale canadienne participera à la première mission habitée vers la Lune depuis la fin du programme Apollo, en 1972.

« Le principal objectif de cette mission est de s’assurer que tous les systèmes de la capsule et du système de lancement fonctionnent adéquatement avec des astronautes à bord. Cette station décrira une orbite excentrique autour de la Lune qui lui permettra d’être toujours visible de la Terre. À cette altitude, qui est nettement supérieure à celle de 400 km à laquelle la station spatiale internationale navigue, l’équipage effectuera une orbite autour de la Terre d’environ 24 heures durant laquelle on s’assurera que tous les systèmes de la capsule Orion fonctionnent correctement. « Durant les 18 à 24 prochains mois, on procédera à différentes simulations [de la séquence des manoeuvres à effectuer] tout en tenant compte des contingences afin d’être fin prêts à toute éventualité quand les astronautes seront à bord de la capsule Orion », a précisé M. « Compte tenu de son expertise, de ses expériences et des tâches qu’il a assumées, il semblait particulièrement adapté pour cette mission », a commenté Mathieu Caron, directeur de la section Astronautes, sciences de la vie et médecine spatiale à l’ASC, depuis Houston où on venait de présenter les quatre astronautes de la mission Artemis II, dont le Canadien Jeremy Hansen et trois États-Uniens : l’ingénieure Christina Koch, le pilote Victor Glover et Reid Wiseman, qui sera le commandant de la mission. Un astronaute de l’Agence spatiale canadienne participera à la première mission habitée vers la Lune depuis la fin du programme Apollo, en 1972.

L'astronaute canadien Jeremy Hansen a été choisi pour prendre part à la mission Artémis 2, un rêve devenu réalité pour lui.

On va travailler ensemble pour déterminer comment on va diviser tous les rôles.» On va travailler avec une grande équipe pour trouver des solutions pour des problèmes et les défis d’Artémis, affirme-t-il. «Depuis que j’étais jeune, je pensais à des missions comme ça dans l’espace, dit-il.

The 47-year-old mission specialist will be one of four astronauts in the 10-day mission set to launch in November 2024, according to NASA and the Canadian ...

“In a community of around 1,000, who would’ve thought that something like this could happen and all I can say is that it’s just incredible,” he said. There was a lot of people, of course, wanting (for) pictures taken with him and everything, but he was laser-focused at delivering his speech to the youth of the community. So, congratulations to him and his whole family,” he said. have added up to this moment where a Canadian is going to the moon with our international partnership, and it is glorious,” he continued. “If you remember back to November, that was the Artemis I mission, and it was completely un-crewed so no people on board.” Hansen has always been a remarkable ambassador, and I couldn’t be happier for him and his family,” Morgan continued in a statement.

Jeremy Hansen is heading to the moon. The 47-year old Canadian astronaut was announced today as one of four astronauts who will be part of NASA's Artemis II ...

In 2016, Hansen was the voice of Capcom (a vintage term from NASA's Mercury program days that stands for capsule communicator) at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. Representing the @csa_asc on #Artemis II to the Moon is @Astro_Jeremy, from London, Ontario. In a news release, he congratulated Hansen "for being at the forefront of one of the most ambitious human endeavours ever undertaken." Hansen was recruited by the CSA in 2009 along with Saint-Jacques. [Hansen joined the Air Cadet Program when he was 12](https://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/astronauts/canadian/active/bio-jeremy-hansen.asp), and then went on to study space science at the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont. Hansen said he found out about his role on the mission about two weeks ago. The only people he told were his wife, his children and his parents. He eventually became a pilot, flying CF-18s in Cold Lake, Alta. With Artemis I, the The farthest any other human-rated spacecraft had travelled previously was 400,171 kilometres during the Apollo 13 mission. "I just want Canadians to feel that pride. But Canada is also

The 47-year-old astronaut will be a part of the first manned mission to the moon in more than 50 years.

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Jeremy Hansen, a colonel and CF-18 pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force, has been selected to become the first Canadian to venture into deep space. NASA and ...

NASA and the Canadian Space Agency made the long-awaited announcement Monday, introducing the four astronauts who will steer the next stage of an ambitious plan ...

"This is about possibilities, this is about seizing the opportunities of the space economy from health and food security, to climate change, and much more." Canada and NASA have been working together since the early 1960s and the headiest days of the U.S. "As one scientist only recently said, 'The science of today is the economy of tomorrow,'" Champagne said. and how close our two countries really are with respect to space, and in other ways as well." "I am left in awe of being reminded what strong leadership, setting big goals, with a passion to collaborate and a can-do attitude can achieve, and we are going to the moon together," Hansen said after the announcement. "I'm very, very excited to see that a Canadian has been chosen to actually go to the moon. "Here on Earth, our children who watch that flight are going to learn the names of those new pioneers. So too was Canada's newly elected prime minister, Brian Mulroney, whose friendship with Reagan has since become the stuff of bilateral lore. space program, when Canada's first satellite was launched on a U.S. Joining Hansen and Saint-Jacques in 2017 were test pilot and Air Force Lt.-Col. For me, it's almost like a new book in space exploration." it's not even a new chapter.

HOUSTON - A quick look at Col. Jeremy Hansen, the Canadian astronaut named Monday as a member of Artemis II, t...

Served as a CF-18 pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force from 2004 to 2009. Education: Attended Royal Military College Saint-Jean in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que. HOUSTON — A quick look at Col.

L'astronaute originaire de London Jeremy Hansen sera le représentant canadien pour la mission Artemis II qui frôlera l'orbite de la Lune en 2024.

Il a aussi obtenu sa licence de pilote de ligne à l’âge de 17 ans, lui qui a conduit les avions de chasse CF-18 dans sa carrière. Ce sera la première mission lunaire habitée depuis la fin du programme Apollo il y a 50 ans. Ça démontre un vrai leadership », a-t-il commenté quelques instants après l’annonce en direct de Houston où la NASA procédait à ce dévoilement.

Jeremy Hansen will be the first Canadian to orbit the moon, something he says is an honour after a lifetime dream of going to space.

Jeremy Hansen, a colonel and CF18 pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force, will be one of four astronauts who will steer the next stage of an ambitious plan to ...

The launch of Artemis II, expected to take place next year, will make Canada the second country to ever send an astronaut around the Moon. NASA and the Canadian Space Agency made the long-awaited announcement Monday. This historic crewed mission to the Moon, dubbed NASA’s Artemis II mission, will be the first since the end of the Apollo program 50 years ago.