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The digital universe just got bigger thanks to the launching of the Anik F1, a powerful new satellite with a range covering all of South and North America. - Television, 1:45
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Nov. 21, 2000
The digital universe grows with Anik F1
Television
1:45
The volume of knowledge is exploding, Stephen Hawking tells a group of Vancouver children in 1993. Can human nature keep up? - Radio, 4:06
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June 30, 1993
The evolution of knowledge
Radio
4:06
A busy mission. First, solar wings for the space station, then floating in for a visit with its inhabitants. - Television, 2:53
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Dec. 3, 2000
The final mission
Television
2:53
Journalist Allen Abel assesses the Apollo space program, 25 years after man walked on the moon. - Television, 26:38
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July 20, 1994
The last adventure to the moon
Television
26:38
To the ear, it sounds like just a random series of high-pitched beeps but to scientists and politicians everywhere, it bears much greater importance. - Radio, 6:16
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Oct. 4, 1957
The space race and Sputnik
Radio
6:16
The first Canadian to travel in space reflects back on his trip. - Radio, 22:13
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Oct. 5, 2004
Twenty years later
Radio
22:13
The world is waiting to learn where a large research satellite will re-enter the planet's atmosphere in July 1979. - Television, 5:07
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July 10, 1979
Where will Skylab fall to Earth?
Television
5:07
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