Canada Moves Towards Homegrown Rocket Launches
Canada is taking significant steps to develop its own rocket launch infrastructure, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign providers and boost the national space industry.
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Artemis II Rocket Arrives at Launch Pad for April Flight
The NASA Artemis II rocket with Orion spacecraft completed a slow rollout to pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center, marking a crucial step toward its April 2026 crewed lunar mission.
Manitoba's Rocket Legacy: Orbital Launches Unlikely
A professor explains why Manitoba, despite its historic Churchill Rocket Research Range, faces significant hurdles for orbital rocket launches, contrasting with Canada's push for homegrown space capabilities.
Canada Moves Toward Homegrown Rocket Launches
Maritime Launch Services is constructing a spaceport near Canso, Nova Scotia, featuring five launch pads, marking a significant step for Canada's space industry and reducing reliance on foreign facilities.
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Alberta Teen Heads to Texas for Mars Space School
Thomas Toombes from Cochrane, Alberta, will join students from over 20 countries in Houston for a two-week immersive space simulation program focused on Mars exploration.
Artemis II Rocket Rolls Out to Launch Pad for April Flight
NASA's Artemis II rocket with the Orion spacecraft has started its slow rollout to the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, marking a key milestone ahead of its scheduled April flight date.
Meteorite Hunters Search Ohio for 7-Ton Space Rock Fragments
Meteorite hunters are scouring Ohio for fragments of a 7-ton meteor that crashed to Earth, creating a rare opportunity for scientific discovery and public fascination with space debris.
How Common Are Fireballs in the Sky? New Insights
Recent meteor sightings spark scientific curiosity about the frequency of fireballs. Experts analyze data to understand these celestial events and their implications for Earth.
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.
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Webb Telescope's Mysterious Red Dots Puzzle Astronomers
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured images of enigmatic little red dots in space, leaving astronomers uncertain about their nature and origin.
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.
Molten Alien Planet with Sulfur Atmosphere Revealed
Astronomers have discovered a molten exoplanet with a sulfur-choked atmosphere, presenting a unique and extreme hellscape unlike any seen before in our galaxy.
Ottawa Invests $200M in Nova Scotia Space Launch Pad
The federal government announces a major $200 million investment to develop a space launch pad in Nova Scotia, boosting Canada's aerospace sector and Arctic sovereignty efforts.
Artemis II Crew Stays Mission-Ready Through Extensive Training
A researcher highlights how the Artemis II astronauts' years of intensive training ensure they are prepared for NASA's upcoming lunar mission, emphasizing the role of simulation and teamwork.
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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.
NASA Spacecraft's Uncontrolled Earth Reentry Raises Debris Risks
NASA's Van Allen Probes, launched in 2012, are set for an uncontrolled plunge back to Earth, highlighting risks of space debris and orbital safety challenges in satellite operations.
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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.
Over 1,000 UFO Sightings Reported in Canada in 2025
Canadian UFO reports surged in 2025, with more than 1,000 sightings documented nationwide. The data includes numerous accounts of mysterious lights and triangular objects in the skies.
Fireball Streaks Across Calgary Sky, Sparks Scientific Interest
A brilliant fireball illuminated the night sky above Calgary, witnessed by residents and prompting analysis from astronomers and meteor experts studying its origin and trajectory.
Astronomers Capture Most Detailed Image of Galaxy Center
A groundbreaking new image reveals the cold gas and chemical composition in motion at the heart of the Milky Way, captured by the ACES instrument using advanced spectroscopy.
NASA: No Asteroid Impact on Moon in 2032
NASA has officially dismissed concerns about an asteroid colliding with the moon in 2032, citing precise orbital calculations that show no risk of impact.
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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.
Canadian Team Uncovers Dark Matter 'Ghost Galaxy'
A Canadian-led research team has identified a nearly invisible galaxy, primarily made of dark matter, using advanced astronomical techniques and data from NASA and ESA.
Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse Tuesday, Last Until 2028
A total lunar eclipse creating a blood-red moon will be visible Tuesday from the Americas and Asia, with the next one not occurring until late 2028. Experts explain the celestial mechanics and viewing tips.
Musk's Satellite Plan Could Alter Night Sky Forever, Lawyer Warns
Elon Musk's proposal for one million orbiting satellites has raised alarms about space monopolization and permanent alteration of Earth's view of the cosmos, according to Calgary space lawyer Gregory Radisic.
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Canadian Team Uncovers 'Ghost Galaxy' Made of Dark Matter
A Canadian-led research team has identified a mysterious 'ghost galaxy' that appears to be almost entirely composed of dark matter, with only four globular clusters of stars visible around it.
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