France’s New Suborbital Workhorse Takes Flight On November 28, 2025, ArianeGroup successfully launched the inaugural flight of its SyLEx (Système de Lancement d’Expériences) rocket from the DGA Missile Testing Centre
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Suborbital Leaps, Martian Hopes, and Materials That Won’t Melt
Europe Puts €900 Million on the Table for Homegrown Launchers At the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Ministerial Council meeting in Bremen this week, member states committed over €900 million to
Three Canadian Payloads Ride to Orbit on SpaceX’s Transporter-15 On November 28, 2025, SpaceX’s Transporter-15 rideshare mission lifted off from Cape Canaveral, carrying a record-setting 140 payloads—one of which included
Canada Commits $665 Million to ESA, Strengthening Transatlantic Ties At the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Ministerial Council meeting in Bremen, Germany, on November 27, 2025, Canadian Space Agency (CSA) President
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Canada Boosts Earth Observation with New Satellite Imaging Partnership Victoria-based Pacific Geomatics Limited (PacGeo) has teamed up with South Korea’s SI Analytics to bring cutting-edge super-resolution satellite imagery capabilities across
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Jeremy Hansen Shares Artemis 2 Insights—and a Few Nerves Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen is steadily counting down to his historic flight on Artemis 2, currently targeted for as early as
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Canadian Dreams, Delays, and Data: A Space Week in Review
Canadian Voices Emphasize Cross-Sector Collaboration at SpaceBound At last week’s SpaceBound conference, Canadian leaders from government, academia, and industry came together to underscore a simple but powerful idea: innovation thrives
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Starship Stumbles in First V3 Test SpaceX’s next-generation Starship program hit a snag this week when Booster 18—the first Super Heavy vehicle of the upgraded “Version 3” design—suffered significant damage
Continue readingThe SpaceX Report: Booster 18 Busts, But Starlink Soars
From Webb’s Cosmic Discoveries to Launch Records and Internship Deadlines Webb Spots a Hungry Black Hole in the Infant Universe Canadian eyes in space are once again helping rewrite astrophysics
