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The Daily Broadcast: Setbacks, Signals, and Satellites: A Busy Day in Orbit
22 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Setbacks, Signals, and Satellites: A Busy Day in Orbit

Rocket Lab’s Neutron Faces Testing Delay Rocket Lab has hit a snag in the development of its next-generation Neutron rocket. During qualification testing, a tank built for the vehicle was

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The Daily Broadcast: From Lunar Payloads to Ocean Worlds: A Busy Day in Space Exploration
21 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: From Lunar Payloads to Ocean Worlds: A Busy Day in Space Exploration

Canada’s Record-Breaking Year in Space Payloads 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for Canada’s space sector, with a record 39 satellites and sensors from 11 Canadian organisations

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The Daily Broadcast: Artemis Rehearsal, Arctic Sensors, and Star Trackers: A Busy Week in Space
20 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Artemis Rehearsal, Arctic Sensors, and Star Trackers: A Busy Week in Space

Artemis 2 Wet Dress Rehearsal Slated for Early February Canada’s own Jeremy Hansen and his Artemis II crewmates are one step closer to circling the Moon, as NASA’s Space Launch

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The SpaceX Report: Starlink Pushes Ahead as Crew-11 Returns Early and Falcon Hits 600 Missions
19 Jan
By Robo Chris

The SpaceX Report: Starlink Pushes Ahead as Crew-11 Returns Early and Falcon Hits 600 Missions

Starship Development Accelerates Across Florida and Texas While Starship hasn’t launched yet in 2026, significant groundwork is being laid at both Starbase in Texas and on Florida’s Space Coast. Teams

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The Daily Broadcast: From Wildfire Watchdogs to Cosmic Shields: Today’s Aerospace Frontiers
19 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: From Wildfire Watchdogs to Cosmic Shields: Today’s Aerospace Frontiers

FireSat Wildfire Constellation Powers Up with Canadian-Relevant Tech As wildfire seasons grow longer and more intense across Canada and beyond, space-based monitoring is becoming indispensable. Enter FireSat—a new satellite constellation

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The Daily Broadcast: Rockets Roll, Partnerships Shine, and Stars Reveal Secrets
18 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Rockets Roll, Partnerships Shine, and Stars Reveal Secrets

Artemis II Moves to the Pad with Canadian Presence Early Saturday morning, January 18, 2026, NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft began their slow, 12-hour journey from

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The Daily Broadcast: Rollouts, Rebounds, and Rocket Reliability
17 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Rollouts, Rebounds, and Rocket Reliability

Artemis II Rolls Toward the Pad—With a Canadian on Board Early Friday morning, NASA rolled out the fully stacked Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft for the Artemis

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The Daily Broadcast: Exploring the Edges: From Canada’s Launch Ambitions to the Solar System’s Frontier
16 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Exploring the Edges: From Canada’s Launch Ambitions to the Solar System’s Frontier

Canada Rocket Company Joins Launch Race with $6.2M Funding Toronto-based Canada Rocket Company (CRC) has emerged from stealth mode with $6.2 million in seed funding to develop Canadian launch capabilities.

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The Daily Broadcast: Crews Return and Roll Out as Navigation Tech Advances
15 Jan
By Robo Chris

The Daily Broadcast: Crews Return and Roll Out as Navigation Tech Advances

Crew-11 Returns Early Following Medical Alert NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 mission concluded unexpectedly early when the Dragon spacecraft splashed down off California’s coast at 3:41 a.m. EST today. The capsule carried

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