The 10-month turnaround: How NASA plans to fix Its sluggish Moon program
NASA is officially pushing its highly anticipated return to the lunar surface to 2028, announcing a sweeping overhaul of the Artemis program designed to prioritize standardized flight frequency over giant leaps.
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Industry input wanted for next Canadian Space Agency priority technologies
The Canadian Space Agency is looking for input as it prepares to release its next Space Technology Development Program opportunity, a program that is continually underfunded.
Food security for the Arctic and deep space takes next step in new CSA opportunity
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has posted a new opportunity that builds on previous work for food production in deep space that also supports food security…
Starliner report: Investigation reveals thruster flaws and schedule pressure
Canadian Space Agency astronaut Josh Kutryk was supposed to be on the first operational Boeing Starliner flight following the Crew Flight Test launch of June 2024, with NASA…
The space data layer – Building an interoperable internet in space
For decades, the primary challenge of the satellite industry was simply getting hardware off the ground. Now, as constellations multiply in orbit, the focus is undergoing a massive…
Panelists warn downlink bottlenecks threaten SmallSat boom
The small satellite industry is bracing for a decade of explosive growth, with a new forecast from Novaspace predicting 70,000 satellites will be launched over the next ten…
Galaxia and Apolink team up to demonstrate real time orbit connectivity
Halifax-based Galaxia Mission Systems announced a new strategic partnership with Palo Alto, California-based Apolink Communicationk during Canada Space Day at the Canadian Consulate General in San Francisco.
Quantum and drone tech dominate first DISH Industry Day
The Canadian War Museum on Jan. 21, 2026 was the venue for the first Industry Day of newly established Defence Innovation Secure Hubs.
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