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Maritime Launch Services Q3 2026: bigger rockets, fewer shares
Maritime Launch Services is preparing to accommodate larger medium-class rockets as well, it said Friday with its third-quarter results. It also plans to ask shareholders early next year to consolidate a stock that has traded below a dollar all year.
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First Globalstar 2-R satellites pass initial in-orbit tests
MDA Space says the first eight satellites it delivered for Globalstar’s 2-R mission have passed initial functional tests in orbit, nearly three months after their Aug.…
CSA awards ABB $1.5 million to develop a Mars methane detector
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) said it has awarded Quebec City-based ABB Inc. a contract worth about $1.5 million to further develop an instrument that could…
CSA is requesting information on lunar microreactor capabilities
In a request for information (RFI) posted Oct. 27, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) asked Canadian companies, universities, utilities and labs what they could contribute to…
CSA opens bids on two RADARSAT+ pathfinder radar missions
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has opened bidding for early definition work on two pathfinder satellites that would test new radar technology for RADARSAT+, Canada’s next-generation Earth observation…
CSA issues RFP for three priority technologies
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) wants companies to develop three priority technologies: a small telescope for CubeSats, camera electronics for the proposed CASTOR space telescope and a radar…
Photon-IV wins STDP award for AI that times satellite passes
Photon-IV Inc. of Cambridge, Ont., was one of several newcomers when the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) posted its latest Space Technology Development Program (STDP) awards last week, winning…
Government puts $15 million into Xona’s Montreal satellite navigation centre
GATINEAU, QUE. – Canada will spend $15 million for Xona to open a new hub in Montreal to develop a sovereign satellite system focused on positioning, timing and…
C-COM Q-band antenna tracks stratospheric cell platforms
Ottawa antenna maker C-COM Satellite Systems announced Oct. 14 it has developed a vehicle-mounted Q-band antenna that tracks communications platforms flying about 20 kilometres up, extending its driveaway…
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