Montreal, August 23, 2018 - In its latest issue on newsstands today, Québec Science features a special report on space exploration. Read all about the next mission of astronaut David Saint-Jacques, who will leave Earth in December 2018 to join the International Space Station (ISS). In this issue, the magazine also looks at the reconquest of the Moon, upcoming missions to Mars and Mercury, research on board the ISS and the privatization of space. Get ready for take-off!
The path that leads to the stars
All his professional adventures have led him to a single destination: space. Find out more about astronaut David Saint-Jacques' no-nonsense career... and his menu aboard the International Space Station!
Life on Mars? We take stock.
A favorite destination of science fiction writers, Mars and its Martians have fueled many fantasies. Has the planet ever harbored life? Scientists want to get to the bottom of it.
Getting close to Mercury without burning your wings
Exploring Mercury is crucial to understanding the formation of the Solar System. The BepiColombo probe, which lifts off this autumn, is bravely going to the front for a seven-year journey.
The dark side of the Moon
A favorite destination of science fiction writers, Mars and its Martians have fueled many fantasies. Has the planet ever harbored life? Scientists want to get to the bottom of it.
