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Reaction Dynamics is a Montreal based startup with the lofty goal of developing Canada’s first orbital rocket.
Read More »An update on Canadian rocket startup Reaction Dynamics
An international perspective on the Artemis Accords
The NASA Artemis Accords and the White House Executive Order on Encouraging International Support for the Recovery and Use of Space Resources is seemingly designed to show a path forward for space exploration and the human exploration and use of space resources.
Read More »NASA’s human spaceflight program suffers leadership loss with Loverro departure
It didn’t have to happen. But Doug Loverro, NASA’s Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations, was forced into leaving his position just a week before NASA returns to launching astronauts on American rockets.
Read More »Launch Canada lectures series kicks off with Rocket Lab’s Peter Beck
Launch Canada, a not-for-profit started by engineer Adam Trumpour, has started the Launch Canada Lecture Series with their first guest being founder and CEO of Rocket Lab, Peter Beck.
Read More »Are the Artemis Accords the path forward?
NASA publicly unveiled the Artemis Accords last week, a list of principles that would form the basis of bilateral agreements between the US and nations in the exploration of space.
Read More »Dave Williams on footsteps on the path to the Moon and Mars
According to Canadian astronaut and doctor Dave Williams, thousands of Terranauts have footsteps on the path to the Moon and Mars.
Read More »Department of National Defence budget for 2020-21 set at $23.4 billion
The Department of National Defence (DND) budget for 2020-21 has been set at $23.4 billion, a 1% increase over the previous year.
Read More »NEOSSat findings influence Space Situational Awareness procurement
As Canada’s National Department of Defence (DND) implements part of its Strong, Secure, and Engaged defence policy, space-based Space Situational Awareness is a key component.
Read More »The first residents of the Moon and Mars are today’s students
This past week the Aldrin Family Foundation and NASA’s Office of Stem Engagement held a virtual fireside chat with the theme of the first residents of the Moon and Mars are today’s students.
Read More »The future of space exploration – Space 101 with Jenni
Canadian astronaut Jenni Sidey-Gibbons spent some time on Thursday, May 7 doing a live online session to talk about the future of space exploration.
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