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Rocket Lab Q3 2026: Neutron orders pile up before first flight
Rocket Lab (Nasdaq: RKLB) is seeing a marked uptick in interest in Neutron, the reusable rocket it is building to carry up to 13,000 kilograms to low Earth orbit. It has now filled up its Neutron rocket’s schedule into the 2030s, selling eight more launches in the third quarter for more than $US 515 million…
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CSA is requesting information on lunar microreactor capabilities
In a request for information (RFI) posted Oct. 27, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) asked Canadian companies, universities, utilities and labs what they could contribute to…
CSA opens bids on two RADARSAT+ pathfinder radar missions
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has opened bidding for early definition work on two pathfinder satellites that would test new radar technology for RADARSAT+, Canada’s next-generation…
CSA issues RFP for three priority technologies
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) wants companies to develop three priority technologies: a small telescope for CubeSats, camera electronics for the proposed CASTOR space telescope and…
Photon-IV wins STDP award for AI that times satellite passes
Photon-IV Inc. of Cambridge, Ont., was one of several newcomers when the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) posted its latest Space Technology Development Program (STDP) awards last week, winning…
Government puts $15 million into Xona’s Montreal satellite navigation centre
GATINEAU, QUE. – Canada will spend $15 million for Xona to open a new hub in Montreal to develop a sovereign satellite system focused on positioning, timing and…
C-COM Q-band antenna tracks stratospheric cell platforms
Ottawa antenna maker C-COM Satellite Systems announced Oct. 14 it has developed a vehicle-mounted Q-band antenna that tracks communications platforms flying about 20 kilometres up, extending its driveaway…
CSA Space Technology Development Program AO 10 awards $11M to 15 companies
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) on Wednesday announced that 15 companies will share $11 million under its Space Technology Development Program (STDP) AO 10.
A new report reviews UK In-Situ Resource Utilization technology capability
Frazer-Nash Consultancy has published a review of In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) technology capabilities in the United Kingdom (UK) for the UK Space Agency.
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