Starship’s 2025 Recap and What’s Next in 2026 Starship program with five full-stack test flights, ending the year on a high note with Flight 11 on October 13. That mission—featuring
U.S. Launch Rankings Shake Up as Newcomers Rise The annual U.S. launch company rankings have seen a notable reshuffling, with fresh entrants challenging long-standing players. While exact positions aren’t disclosed
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Reusability, Resilience, and Ripples in the Atmosphere
Space Force Begins Network Modernization Amid Rising Cyber Threats The U.S. Space Force is embarking on a significant infrastructure upgrade across 14 of its bases under the newly awarded “Base
Canada’s CASTOR Telescope Inches Toward Reality After more than a decade of planning and advocacy, the Canadian-led CASTOR (Cosmological Advanced Survey Telescope for Optical and UV Research) space telescope may
Denmark’s First Lunar Mission Clears ESA Hurdle In what marks a historic milestone for Scandinavian space exploration, Denmark’s first mission to the Moon has received formal approval from the European
Peter Annan Honoured with Appointment to the Order of Canada Canadian geophysicist and space scientist Dr. Peter Annan has been named a Member of the Order of Canada—an honour that
China Sets Sights on Reusable Rocket Debut in 2026 China is preparing to enter the reusable launch vehicle arena in earnest, with plans to debut a cargo-optimized, reusable variant of
Canadian Startup Aims to Keep the Moon Lit Through the Night Montreal-based Volta Space Technologies is developing a novel solution to one of lunar exploration’s thorniest problems: how to keep
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Beaming Power, Breached Servers, and Babies in Space
China Marks 90th Launch of 2025 with Weather Satellite and Megaconstellation Expansion China has officially hit 90 orbital launches in 2025—a record pace that underscores its accelerating space ambitions. The
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Launches, Setbacks, and Sky Maps: A Busy Week in Orbit
