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Commercial Launch Neighbors Stoke and Relativity Press Forward on the Space Coast Down in Florida’s Space Coast, two up-and-coming launch providers are putting steel in the ground—and doing it side
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Hubble Captures Rare Glimpse of Alien Asteroid Collisions For the first time in astronomical history, scientists have directly observed catastrophic collisions between massive objects in another planetary system. Using the
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Canada Tests Autonomous Lunar Logistics for Future Moon Missions While much of the country unwrapped gifts and sipped eggnog this week, Canadian space engineers were busy simulating moon logistics—because why
Artemis II Crew Completes Critical Countdown Rehearsal On December 20, 2025, the Artemis II crew—including Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen—completed a full Countdown Demonstration Test (CDDT) at NASA’s Kennedy
Canada Clears Path for First Orbital Launch Complex After a successful environmental review, NordSpace has received the green light to move forward with construction of its orbital launch complex in
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Euclid Unveils a Galaxy Garland The European Space Agency’s Euclid space telescope has delivered another visual stunner: a “galaxy garland”—a tightly packed arc of distant galaxies stretching across the cosmos.
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Artemis II Crew Runs Through Full Launch Day Simulation On December 20, 2025, the four astronauts of NASA’s Artemis II mission participated in a comprehensive launch day dress rehearsal at
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Canada Tackles Turbopump Tech in Push for Sovereign Launch Capability Canadian space ambitions are shifting from student rocketry competitions to real hardware development. Launch Canada, best known for organizing the