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ISED opens consultation for streamlined spectrum licensing for space launches and in-orbit servicing
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) has launched a public consultation to modernize spectrum regulations for the Canada’s space sector. This particular consultation outlines a new licensing framework tailored to include space launch vehicles and variable trajectory spacecraft.
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Galaxia unveils Onyx Edge compute system for low-Earth orbit intelligence
Halifax-based technology startup Galaxia has announced the release of Onyx Edge. This new onboard computing system is designed to shift low Earth orbit operations away from…
Artemis III Mission to feature live 4K video powered by Starlink lasers
NASA has tapped SpaceX to upgrade the communication capabilities of the Artemis III mission scheduled for next year. The space agency will install two Starlink mini…
OHB selects MDA Space UK for autonomous navigation LiDAR sensors for European moon mission
MDA Space Ltd. said its United Kingdom division has secured a Pre-Authorization to Proceed contract from OHB System AG (OHB), a space systems provider headquartered in…
NASA Dragonfly rotorcraft enters integration phase ahead of Titan mission
The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has completed frame qualification testing for the NASA Dragonfly rotorcraft. The milestone moves the mission closer to its scheduled July 2028 launch.…
How NASA will choreograph three rockets for the Artemis III mission orbital test
NASA has outlined the unprecedented operational architecture for its upcoming Artemis III mission. The agency provided more detail on the flight plan that relies on three different rocket…
Defence Investment Agency opens Surveillance of Space 2 Space Based Optical opportunity
The Department of National Defence (DND) through the Defence Investment Agency streamlined procurement process, is moving forward with the orbital component of its Surveillance of Space 2 project.…
Bell completes Quebec ground station for upcoming direct-to-device satellite service
Bell Canada has completed construction of its first direct-to-device satellite ground station in Quebec. The facility is the first of several ground stations designed to extend Bell’s existing…
Canadensys and CNL partner to build tritium based heaters for lunar and deep space missions
Canadensys Aerospace and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) have launched a joint program to build nuclear heating units for missions to the Moon and deep space, tapping into Canada’s…
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