Category : Space Technology


Western Space Plays Role in NASA Artemis Mission

PhD candidate Jack Hostrawer and Western Space members are contributing to NASA's Artemis program, marking a significant milestone for Canadian space research and lunar exploration efforts.

Molecule in Space Hints at Origin of Life

Scientists have identified a key organic molecule within a stellar nursery, offering new clues about the chemical precursors to life that may form in interstellar clouds.

NASA Delays Artemis II Moon Mission Over Extreme Cold

NASA has postponed the Artemis II mission, the first crewed moonshot in decades, citing dangerously cold temperatures at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The delay underscores the technical challenges of lunar exploration.

New Method Tracks Space Junk via Sonic Booms

Researchers have developed an innovative technique to monitor space debris as it re-enters Earth's atmosphere, using sonic booms to enhance tracking and safety measures.

Largest Solar Radiation Storm in 20+ Years Hits Earth

The Sun has released its most powerful solar radiation storm in over two decades, forecasters say. This major space weather event could disrupt satellites and create auroras visible in major cities. Learn the details and potential impacts for Canada.

Space Sector Eyes Major Investment Growth in 2026

Canada's space industry anticipates significant investment growth in 2026 after a record-setting year, fueled by missions like Artemis II. Discover the key drivers and economic impact.

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