Canada’s Lunar Rover Mission Grounded In a significant shift for Canada’s space ambitions, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has officially terminated its Lunar Rover Mission as part of its 2026–27
Blue In The News Blue Origin is navigating a season of strategic recalibration, highlighted by a major shift in how it rewards its workforce. On March 9, CEO Dave Limp
Spacewalk Underway to Boost ISS Power Ahead of Deorbit Planning At this very moment—8:02 a.m. EST on March 18, 2026—NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Chris Williams are outside the International
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Power, Defence, and Propellant: A Busy Day in Orbit and Beyond
Canada Bets Big on Sovereign Launch with $200M Spaceport Deal and Homegrown Rockets On March 16, 2026, the Canadian government made its most significant move in decades to secure independent
Starship V3 Launch Slips—Again Starship V3 configuration has been pushed back once more. On March 7, Earth orbit docking demonstration in mid-2027, with the first lunar landing attempt shifted to
CryoSat’s Unexpected Turn as a Space Weather Watchdog It’s not every day that a satellite designed to measure millimetre-scale changes in polar ice sheets becomes a valuable tool for tracking
Blue Origin Unveils NEO Hunter, a Dual-Mode Asteroid Deflector On March 14, 2026, Blue Origin revealed its latest planetary defence concept: NEO Hunter, a spacecraft designed to safeguard Mars Telecommunication
Continue readingThe Daily Broadcast: Deflecting Disaster: New Planetary Defence Concepts Take Shape
Artemis 2 Clears Critical Review Ahead of April Launch Attempt On March 12, NASA announced that Artemis 2 has cleared its Flight Readiness Review, paving the way for a planned
The Artemis Report NASA is homing in on an April 1 launch for its highly anticipated Artemis II mission—the agency’s first crewed flight beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17
