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Josh Kutryk scheduled to do two spacewalks to finish station’s solar power upgrade
Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Joshua Kutryk will perform two spacewalks from the International Space Station (ISS) twice in the coming weeks, NASA announced Wednesday, to install the last two of the new solar arrays the station has been adding since 2021.
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A new report reviews UK In-Situ Resource Utilization technology capability
Frazer-Nash Consultancy has published a review of In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) technology capabilities in the United Kingdom (UK) for the UK Space Agency.
Mission Control to supply Rashid Rover 2 communications on the Moon
Mission Control Space Services said Wednesday it will supply the wireless communications link for the United Arab Emirates’ Rashid Rover 2, a rover bound for theโฆ
SpaceX’s Starship Flight 14 reaches orbit, delivers Starlink satellites
SpaceX flew a Starship into orbit for the first time Monday, but not before one of Ship 41’s engines quit, forcing a 20-minute hold while controllersโฆ
Carleton University wins Canadian International Rover Challenge in Alberta
Carleton Universityโs Planetary Rover Team won the 2026 Canadian International Rover Challenge in Alberta. The team scored 100 points more than any of the competitors at the eventโฆ
Canadensys partners with Growcer on dual-use Arctic agriculture project
Canadensys Aerospace Corp. is supporting Growcer Inc., a modular food infrastructure company, on a study to design a deployable Controlled Environment Agriculture unit for Canada’s high Arctic.
Qubic lands CA$1.5M federal contract to de-risk quantum sensor supply chains
he Canadian government is moving to de-risk domestic quantum hardware supply chains by procuring $1.5 million in cryogenic amplifier technology from Qubic. The agreement is facilitated through theโฆ
Farcast clears Telesat Lightspeed antenna milestone
Farcastโs antenna technology held a live link to a Telesat test satellite in orbit, the companies said last Wednesday, clearing a milestone in a four-year-old partnership to buildโฆ
Canadian Space Agency wants industry input for future lunar resource operations
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) is looking to map domestic capabilities in resource extraction and regolith management to guide any future “major” infrastructure contributions on the Moon’s surface.โฆ
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