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NASA launch bottlenecks underscore the strategic value of domestic launch capabilities
An aging and overburdened U.S. launch infrastructure network presents an opportunity for Canadian domestic spaceport development. A new NASA Office of Inspector General audit reveals severe capacity constraints and degraded infrastructure at primary launch sites, including Kennedy Space Center and Wallops Flight Facility. With American facilities projected to reach operational capacity limits between 2028 and…
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Private industry takes the wheel for new NASA mission to Mars
NASA has struck a new public-private partnership with Relativity Space to send a suite of weather instruments to Mars in 2028. The space agency will build…
University of Toronto leads Canadian entries at 2026 Mars Rover Competition
Four Canadian teams tried out potential rover technology at a longstanding student challenge in rovers, at a time when surface mobility is more important than ever,…
Astrobotic unveils Griffin-1 lunar lander ahead of critical tests
Astrobotic is gearing up for its next mission to the moon. The space technology company recently revealed its assembled Griffin-1 lunar lander in Pittsburgh. This marks an important…
Trouble with Canadarm2: A spacewalk is now scheduled to fix it
It seems the Canadarm2 on the International Space Station is in need of hands-on maintenance after developing an issue that has limited its operations.
Scaling its orbital data centre: SpaceX’s lunar manufacturing and mass driver plan
In the lead up to the SpaceX initial public offering expected this Friday, the company has been releasing more information on what it plans to do to support…
The Canadian Space Agency awards $2 million for lunar in-situ resource utilization studies
he Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has awarded $2 million across four new contracts to map out how humans will survive on the Moon. Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation, SpaceDIRT,…
First-time flyer joins veteran crew for Artemis III multi-launch mission
NASA has officially named the four astronauts who will execute the Artemis III mission in 2027. Commander Randy Breslin, Pilot Luca Parmitano, and Mission Specialists Frank Rubio and…
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