NASA's Artemis II Moon Rocket Rolls to Launch Pad
NASA's massive SLS rocket begins journey to launchpad for Artemis II mission, a key step in the renewed U.S.-China race to land astronauts on the moon. Read the latest.
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Canadian Rocket Startup Launches for Space Sovereignty
A new Toronto-based rocket startup launches, aiming to be Canada's first medium-payload satellite launcher. It targets a $1B domestic market amid global defense shifts.
NASA's first medical evacuation from space station
An astronaut's undisclosed medical condition prompted NASA's first-ever medical evacuation from the ISS. The SpaceX Dragon capsule splashed down near San Diego, cutting the mission over a month short.
Astronauts Return in NASA's First Medical Evacuation
A crew of four astronauts splashes down early after a medical issue on the ISS. NASA confirms the crew member is 'doing fine' but privacy details remain undisclosed.
NASA's first medical evacuation returns astronaut early
NASA executes its first medical evacuation from space, bringing an astronaut home early. Get the details on this historic mission and the crew's safe Pacific Ocean landing.
NASA's First Medical Evacuation from Space Station
A SpaceX capsule returned four astronauts to Earth, ending a mission over a month early due to a crew member's medical issue. This marks NASA's first-ever medical evacuation from orbit. Read the details.
ISS Crew to Shrink as 4 Astronauts Prepare for Departure
The International Space Station will see its crew reduced to just three members as four astronauts prepare to depart. Get the details on the crew change and its implications for orbital operations.
4 Astronauts to Leave ISS, Crew Drops to 3
Four astronauts are set to depart the International Space Station, reducing the Expedition 74 crew to just three members staffing the orbiting laboratory. Get the latest details on the crew change.
Moon eating Earth's atmosphere, astronomers say
New research confirms solar wind and Earth's magnetic field have been delivering atmospheric particles to the lunar surface for billions of years. Discover the implications.
NASA sets possible Artemis II launch dates for 2026
NASA has announced potential launch windows for the Artemis II mission, featuring Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen. Get the details on this historic lunar flyby.
Kepler Launches 10 Satellites as Orbital Data Centers
Toronto's Kepler Communications launches 10 advanced satellites via SpaceX, targeting defence, AI, and Earth observation with laser-speed data transmission. A major step for Canada's space sector.
New Celestial Object 'Cloud-9' Discovered 14M Light-Years Away
Astronomers have identified a new celestial object named 'Cloud-9,' located 14 million light-years from Earth. This discovery could provide crucial clues to solving a long-standing cosmic mystery. Read the full story.
NASA crew's early return from ISS after medical issue
A NASA astronaut crew will make a rare early return to Earth from the International Space Station due to an undisclosed medical issue. Get the latest details on the mission change.
Kepler launches satellites on SpaceX rocket for space data centres
Toronto startup Kepler launches 10 optical satellites on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, pioneering space-based data centres for defence and commercial missions. Read about Canada's growing space economy.
NASA's First Medical Evacuation from Space
NASA will perform its first-ever medical evacuation from the ISS, cutting short a mission. The astronaut is stable, but the condition requires Earth-based care. Details on the historic decision.
NASA cuts space station mission short over medical issue
NASA has cut an International Space Station mission short following an undisclosed medical issue with an astronaut. The mission was adjusted for crew safety.
Renewed High-Tech Search for Amelia Earhart Underway
A new, data-driven mission aims to solve the 89-year-old mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance. Dive into the science behind the latest search.
Starlink Plans Lower Satellite Orbits for Safety in 2026
SpaceX's Starlink announces a strategic move to lower its satellite constellation's orbit in 2026 to improve space safety and reduce collision risks. Learn about the implications for global connectivity.
Starlink to lower satellite orbits for safety in 2026
SpaceX announces plans to lower the operational altitude of its Starlink satellites in 2026 to reduce collision risks and space debris. Learn about the implications for global internet and orbital safety.
Your Guide to 2026's Skywatching Events
Plan your year of stargazing with our complete guide to the eclipses, supermoons, meteor showers, and planetary highlights visible in 2026. Don't miss these cosmic spectacles!
LandSpace Rocket Test Fails in Bid to Rival SpaceX
A maiden test of China's LandSpace Zhuque-3 rocket ended in failure on December 3, 2025, marking a setback in its goal to compete with Elon Musk's SpaceX. Read the full analysis.
Russia Plans Nuclear Reactor on Moon in a Decade
Russia announces plans to deploy a nuclear power plant on the moon within the next decade to support its lunar base and a joint station with China. Learn about the new space race.
Japan's H3 Rocket Fails to Launch Satellite
Japan's flagship H3 rocket failed to deploy a crucial geolocation satellite into orbit on December 22, 2025, marking a significant setback for the nation's space ambitions.
First Wheelchair User Reaches Space on Blue Origin Flight
Michaela Benthaus, a German ESA engineer, made history as the first wheelchair user to reach space on a Blue Origin suborbital flight. Read about this milestone for inclusivity.
First wheelchair user reaches space with Blue Origin
Michaela Benthaus, a paraplegic engineer, made history as the first wheelchair user to travel to space aboard a Blue Origin flight. A monumental step for accessibility.
Trump shifts NASA priority from Mars to Moon mission
The Trump administration has redirected NASA's focus from Mars to a renewed Moon mission. Experts suggest this could impact international space collaboration and push climate scientists north.
Jared Isaacman confirmed as NASA chief after tug-of-war
Billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman is officially NASA's new chief, ending a lengthy confirmation battle. Discover the details and implications for space policy.
ABB to build lunar soil analyzer for Canadian Moon rover
ABB wins CSA contract to adapt its FTIR spectrometer for analyzing lunar soil chemistry from Canada's upcoming Moon rover, supporting future human presence.
Asteroid Bennu Holds Sugars Essential for Life, NASA Finds
NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission found ribose and glucose on asteroid Bennu, key sugars for RNA and life. The discovery fuels optimism about life's building blocks being widespread in our solar system. Explore what this means for the search for extraterrestrial
LandSpace Reusable Rocket Test Fails to Complete
Chinese private aerospace firm LandSpace did not complete a key test of its reusable rocket technology. The mission, aimed at advancing China's space ambitions, encountered issues during the December 3rd flight.
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