The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has released its 2023–24 Departmental Results Report which shows that it spent $450.8 million, which was lower than the $537.4 million it planned to spend.
Read More »Europe’s Proba-3 Launches With Critical Canadian Technology Onboard
The European Space Agency (ESA) Proba-3 mission was successfully launched yesterday on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
Read More »Artemis II Mission Pushed to 2026, Artemis III to 2027
In what really came as no surprise, NASA today announced that the next two Artemis missions to the Moon will be pushed back at least six months.
Read More »Pilot Program Launched for Applying Space Telemedicine Technology in Canadian Communities
On Monday, November 25th, a new telemedicine pilot project was launched in Montreal focused on applying medical care used in space to alleviate doctor shortages in Canada.
Read More »CSMC Licenses Canadian Nuclear Reactor for Space and Remote Energy
The Canadian Space Mining Corporation (CSMC) has licensed the rights to develop a nuclear reactor for commercialization, according to an announcement made by CSMC earlier today. The reactor technology comes from the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), and will be based on the Canadian-made SLOWPOKE research reactor.
Read More »Aqualunar Challenge Bootcamp to be Hosted by the Canadian Space Agency
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) announced that starting today and through November 28 they will be hosting an Aqualunar Challenge Innovator Bootcamp.
Read More »Canada’s First Lunar Rover Needs a Name – Cast Your Vote
The Canadian Space Agency wants your vote in naming Canada's first rover that will explore the South Pole of the moon.
Read More »Carré Technologies to Develop Wearable Health Monitoring Technology for Lunar Gateway Astronauts
Carré Technologies has won a contract from the CSA to develop wearable health monitoring tech for astronauts destined to the Lunar Gateway.
Read More »Canadian Lunar Rover and Utility Vehicle on Display
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) recently invited media for an early evening viewing of the Canadensys Aerospace lunar rover at the John H. Chapman Space Centre analog site.
Read More »CSA Provides Additional $1M Funding to Canadensys Aerospace and MDA Space for Lunar Initiative
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) is providing additional funding in the amount of $500,000 each to Canadensys Aerospace and MDA Space for the Lunar Surface Exploration Initiative.
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