Telesat Expands Canadian Footprint for Lightspeed Network On March 10, 2026, Telesat announced the acquisition of new land in Estevan and Papineauville, and a lease in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, to establish
Blue Origin Rolls Out New Stock Option Plan After Years of “Monopoly Money” After a decade of offering stock options that employees could never cash in—dubbed “Monopoly money” by disillusioned
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Equity, Eclipses, and Engines: A Tuesday in Aerospace
Bright Fireball Streaks Across Europe At approximately 17:55 UTC on Sunday, March 8, 2026, a brilliant fireball lit up skies across Western Europe. Witnesses in Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, and
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Fireballs, Future Missions, and the Women Flying Them
Baikonur Pad Restored Ahead of Crucial Progress Cargo Mission Russia’s Baikonur Cosmodrome has bounced back from a dramatic mishap late last year, with Roscosmos confirming that launch Site 31/6 is
Canadarm2 Sends Japanese Cargo Craft on Its Final Journey On March 6, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. EST, the International Space Station’s Canadian-built robotic arm, Canadarm2, released JAXA’s HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft
Canadian Earth Observation Constellation Clears First Major Hurdle Canada’s ambitions in high-precision Earth observation have taken a significant step forward with the successful validation of EarthDaily’s EDC-01 satellite. The Montreal-based geospatial firm,
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Orbital Eyes, Lunar Warnings, and a Silent Coronagraph
ESA’s Mars Orbiters Capture Unprecedented Solar Superstorm Data When a massive solar storm erupted from the Sun in May 2024, it didn’t just dazzle Earth with auroras visible as far
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Storms, Sovereignty, and the Road to the Moon
ESA’s Mars Express Reveals Ancient Secrets in Arabia Terra ESA’s long-serving Mars Express orbiter has delivered another stunning view of the Red Planet, this time zooming in on the heavily
Antarctic Grounding Lines Reveal Hidden Ice Loss A new study published on March 3, 2026, using three decades of satellite data, has mapped the subtle but critical shifts in Antarctica’s
