Kingstonian is First Tesla Model 3 Owner Outside U.S.
Steve from Kingston took possession of his Model 3 on Friday with the 'Toronto Electric Vehicle Association' and 'Model 3 Owners Club' on hand. Keep Reading
Queen’s Prof. John Smol and Elon Musk Elected to the Royal Society
Newest members elected as Fellows of the Royal Society include Queen's University alumni Elon Musk and current Queen's professor, Dr. John Smol. Keep Reading
Elon Musk Addresses Boeing and Trump’s Race to Mars
Former Queen's University student also talks about the plan to launch his own Tesla sports car into space. Keep Reading
Former Kingstonian Invited to Appear on Star Trek: Discovery
Could Star Trek: Discovery viewers have seen - or perhaps have yet to see - a Kingston Klingon? Keep Reading
Elon Musk Says He Can Solve Australia’s Energy Crisis in 100 Days
Offer would utilize Tesla's Gigafactory to provide 100 megawatts per hour of battery storage. Keep Reading
Queen’s University’s “Rocket Man” Sending People to the Moon
Twitter explodes with excitement at Elon Musk's SpaceX announcement. Keep Reading
Queen’s University Alumnus Appears on “South Park”
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk (COM'94) voices himself on animated show Keep Reading
Queen’s University “Rocket Man” to Launch Canadian Satellites
On Tuesday, Elon Musk’s SpaceX announced that it had been chosen to launch three Canadian satellites into orbit on one of their Falcon 9 rockets. The contract with MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. (MDA) will support “the largest space program to date in Canada”, with the satellites being launched in 2018 to form the RADARSAT… Keep Reading
Queen’s University Alumn Launches Supply Rocket to RMC Alumn in Orbit
An unmanned Falcon rocket launched from Cape Canaveral at 10:10 am this morning on a mission to bring supplies and equipment to the International Space Station. SpaceX – the first private company to deliver supplies to the station – is the brainchild of Elon Musk, an alumnus (COM’94) of Kingston’s Queen’s University. One of the… Keep Reading
Queen’s Alumn Sending People to Mars Within 20 Years
In an interview with the Washington Post last week, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk – who attended Queen’s University in the early 1990s – stated he foresees using his space launch technology to send people to Mars within 10 years in the “best case scenario” and worst case in 15 to 20 years. The PayPal co-founder… Keep Reading