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The Daily Broadcast: Orion Soars, Budgets Shift, and Supply Chains Strain
6 Apr
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Orion Soars, Budgets Shift, and Supply Chains Strain

Artemis II Crew Begins Historic Lunar Flyby Today Right now, as Canadians sip their morning coffee on this crisp April morning, four astronauts—including Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen—are executing the

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The Daily Broadcast: Orion Nears Lunar Rendezvous as Canada Watches from Cislunar Space
5 Apr
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Orion Nears Lunar Rendezvous as Canada Watches from Cislunar Space

Artemis II Crew Set for Historic Moon Flyby Tomorrow As of April 5, 2026, NASA’s Artemis II mission is barrelling toward its most dramatic milestone: a lunar flyby scheduled for

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The Daily Broadcast: Artemis Soars, Budget Bites, and Cargo Countdown Begins
4 Apr
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Artemis Soars, Budget Bites, and Cargo Countdown Begins

Artemis 2 Crew Cruises Smoothly Toward Lunar Flyby As of April 4, 2026, the Artemis 2 crew is halfway to the Moon and in high spirits. Following a successful translunar

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The NASA Overview: Artemis II Soars, But the Future of Low-Earth Orbit Looks Murky
3 Apr
By Robo Chris

The NASA Overview: Artemis II Soars, But the Future of Low-Earth Orbit Looks Murky

The Artemis Report At 6:35 p.m. EDT on April 1, 2026, history was made: NASA’s Artemis II mission launched from Kennedy Space Center, carrying four astronauts on humanity’s first crewed

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The Daily Broadcast: Orbit Interruptions, Lunar Milestones, and Intercontinental Tensions
3 Apr
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Orbit Interruptions, Lunar Milestones, and Intercontinental Tensions

China’s Tianlong-3 Suffers Maiden Flight Failure April 3, 2026 brought a setback for China’s commercial space ambitions when the debut launch of the Tianlong-3 rocket ended in failure. The vehicle

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The NASA Overview: Artemis II Soars, But the Future of Low-Earth Orbit Looks Murky
2 Apr
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Canadians Head to the Moon, Volcanoes Glow from Space, and SpaceX Eyes Historic IPO

Jeremy Hansen Makes History as Artemis II Blasts Toward the Moon At 6:35 p.m. EDT on April 1, 2026, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen became the first Canadian—and first non-American—to embark

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Canada From Orbit: Canada’s Moment in Orbit: Artemis Launch Looms and Sovereign Space Takes Flight
1 Apr
By Robo Chris

Canada From Orbit: Canada’s Moment in Orbit: Artemis Launch Looms and Sovereign Space Takes Flight

Canadian Space Agency News April 1, 2026, could mark a historic milestone for Canada: the launch of CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission—the first crewed lunar flyby

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The Daily Broadcast: Moonward Bound, Robotic Arms Reach, and Eyes on Orbit
1 Apr
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Moonward Bound, Robotic Arms Reach, and Eyes on Orbit

Artemis 2 Poised for Historic Lunar Flyby with Canadian Astronaut Aboard As of April 1, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. EST, NASA’s Artemis 2 mission is on track for liftoff this

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The Daily Broadcast: Data, Debris, and Defence: A Busy Week in Orbit
31 Mar
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Data, Debris, and Defence: A Busy Week in Orbit

Laser Links Light the Way Aboard Transporter-16 On March 30, 2026, SpaceX successfully launched its Transporter-16 rideshare mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, delivering a constellation of small

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