Crew-12 Clears Final Hurdle Before ISS Launch SpaceX successfully completed a static fire test of its Falcon 9 rocket early Sunday morning, setting the stage for the highly anticipated Crew-12
Crew-12 Clears Final Hurdles Ahead of Wednesday Launch NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 mission has officially been given the green light following a successful Flight Readiness Review. The crew—comprising NASA astronauts Jessica
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Canada Joins Forces with ESA on Next-Gen Weather Forecasting Canada’s contribution to space-based Earth observation just got a significant boost—thanks to a deeper partnership with the European Space Agency. ESA
Defence SatCom Embraces Layered Resilience—With Canadian Input In an era where satellite communications can mean the difference between mission success and strategic vulnerability, a recent Global Satellite Operators Association (GSOA)
Artemis II Delayed Again as NASA Tackles Hydrogen Leaks and Cold Weather Challenges NASA’s Artemis II mission—Canada’s first crewed lunar mission, featuring Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen—has been pushed
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Artemis II Launch Slips to March After Hydrogen Leak NASA has officially postponed the Artemis II mission’s launch from February to no earlier than March 6, 2026, following a hydrogen
Amazon Doubles Down on Falcon 9 for Project Kuiper Amazon has just added another 10 Falcon 9 launches to its manifest in a move to accelerate the deployment of its
Varda’s W-5 Mission Completes Successful Reentry in Australia Varda Space Industries has successfully wrapped up its W-5 mission with a controlled landing in the Australian outback on January 29. This
Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism to Focus on the Moon Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin announced Friday it will pause its New Shepard space tourism flights for at least two years
