This week on Next Take Podcast, Canada’s own Mikel and Tanyka explore Air Canada’s cabin overhaul featuring lie-flat seats, examine why a Black church could lose its heritage status, and discuss what Blue Origin’s extraction of oxygen from moon dust could mean for the future of space exploration.
Air Canada is taking passenger comfort to new heights with a major cabin redesign featuring lie-flat business-class seats, luxurious private suites, upgraded entertainment systems, and modern interiors inspired by Canadian culture. (via Source: CityNews Toronto )
A historic Black church in London, Ontario, became the centre of a debate over heritage preservation, cultural identity, and the importance of protecting Canada's Black history.Beth Emanuel British Methodist Episcopal Church, a landmark with deep connections to the Black community and the Underground Railroad, faced the possibility of losing its heritage designation after its owners sought to have the protection removed. (Via Source: Broadview )
Space exploration company Blue Origin is developing groundbreaking technology capable of extracting oxygen from simulated lunar soil, potentially transforming how astronauts survive and operate on the Moon.Through its innovative Blue Alchemist program, the company is exploring ways to turn lunar materials into valuable resources, including breathable oxygen, rocket propellant, solar cells, and construction materials. This advancement could reduce the need to transport essential supplies from Earth and bring humanity closer to establishing a sustainable presence on the lunar surface. (via Source: Computer History )
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Episode Produced By: Tanyka
Uploaded By: Mikel Miles
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