Category : Space Technology


EarthDaily at Craig-Hallum NewSpace Conference March 25

EarthDaily Analytics announced its participation in the Craig-Hallum 2nd Annual NewSpace Virtual Conference, where executives will meet investors to discuss the EarthDaily Constellation and its impact on Earth observation.

Canada Leases Space Port to Break Reliance on U.S. Rockets

The Canadian government has signed a 10-year, $200 million agreement to use a private space port in Nova Scotia, aiming to establish independent satellite launch capabilities and reduce reliance on foreign companies like SpaceX.

NASA Clears Artemis II Moon Rocket for April Launch

NASA has officially cleared the Artemis II Space Launch System rocket for an April launch, following critical repairs. The mission will carry four astronauts on a lunar flyby, marking a major milestone in returning humans to the Moon.

MDA Space CEO Rings NYSE Bell After $300M IPO

MDA Space CEO Mike Greenley discusses the company's successful $300 million IPO on the NYSE, highlighting the space sector's growth potential and future outlook in an interview with BNN Bloomberg.

EarthDaily Satellite Data Achieves CEOS-ARD Compliance

EarthDaily has achieved CEOS Analysis Ready Data compliance for its satellite constellation, confirming science-grade integrity and interoperability with established Earth observation systems like Landsat and Sentinel.

NASA Satellite Returns After 14 Years, No Debris Threat

NASA's Van Allen Probe A satellite is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere after nearly 14 years in orbit. Experts assure minimal risk from debris, highlighting the mission's groundbreaking research on Earth's radiation belts.

ESA Probes Fireball That Hit German Home

The European Space Agency is investigating a fireball that struck a residence in Germany, examining potential space debris origins and implications for safety.

Virgin Galactic Revives Space Tourism Post Blue Origin

Virgin Galactic plans to reopen ticket sales for its upgraded Delta spacecraft, capitalizing on Blue Origin's suspension of space tourism flights. Richard Branson aims to lower prices through increased launch frequency.

EarthDaily Releases First Images from ABB's Space Tech

EarthDaily has unveiled initial processed images from its EDC-01 satellite, powered by ABB's multispectral imaging system. This technology, with over 20 billion pixels processed per second, offers high spatial resolution for daily Earth observation.

Russia to Train Myanmar's First Cosmonaut

Russia's Roscosmos will assist Myanmar in selecting and training its inaugural cosmonaut, marking a significant expansion of space collaboration between the two nations.

NASA Astronaut Mike Fincke Recovering After ISS Evacuation

NASA astronaut Mike Fincke, who required an emergency evacuation from the International Space Station, is reported to be doing very well. The Expedition 74 crew portrait highlights the international collaboration aboard the orbital laboratory.

NASA Astronaut Evacuated from ISS Doing Well

A NASA astronaut who required emergency evacuation from the International Space Station is reported to be in stable condition and recovering well, according to official statements from the space agency.

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