Canada Must Race into Lunar Surface Robotics, Says Former NASA Economist Speaking at the Space Canada Horizons conference at Canadian Space Agency headquarters in Longueuil, Québec, on May 20, Alex
Blue In The News May 2026 finds Blue Origin deep in preparation for its most ambitious phase yet—simultaneously scaling its New Glenn launch system and advancing its lunar lander programme
NAV CANADA Sells Foundational Aireon Stake, Securing Strategic Capital NAV CANADA is divesting its long-held stake in Aireon LLC, the space-based air traffic surveillance company, in a transaction that underscores
Artemis II Crew Brings Space Exploration Home to Montréal Three years ago, the Artemis II crew visited Canadian Space Agency headquarters — and CSA employees missed them entirely. A federal
Block 3 Starship Launches May 20, Featuring Hundreds of Refinements Across Both Stages After seven months away from the launch pad, Starship is set to return on Wednesday, May 20,
Artemis III Shifts Strategy with Commercial Lander Integration in Earth Orbit NASA’s Artemis programme is undergoing a significant reshape. Rather than launching directly toward the Moon, the agency is inserting
Fresh Experiments and Supplies Arrive at the International Space Station SpaceX’s Dragon cargo spacecraft docked successfully to the International Space Station this morning at 6:37 a.m. EDT, marking the 34th
A US$127 Billion Lunar Economy Beckons Canadian Innovation A new analysis from PwC projects that the lunar economy could generate up to US$127 billion in cumulative revenue by 2050—but the
The Artemis Report As May 2026 unfolds, NASA is zeroing in on Artemis III—a pivotal mission slated for next year that will test the critical rendezvous and docking procedures between
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