Busy Week Ahead with Eight Orbital Launches Led by SpaceX and China

Busy Week Ahead with Eight Orbital Launches Led by SpaceX and China

This week promises a busy schedule for orbital launches, featuring eight attempts predominantly led by SpaceX and various missions from China. SpaceX is planning to deploy two groups of Starlink satellites into the expanding constellation, alongside a mission for the National Reconnaissance Office, which will enhance its satellite capabilities. In parallel, China is set for […]

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NASA Pulls Crew-11 From ISS Early Due to Medical Issue

NASA Pulls Crew-11 From ISS Early Due to Medical Issue

NASA has decided to bring the Crew-11 team back from the International Space Station earlier than originally scheduled due to a medical issue involving one of its four members. The specific details of the crew member’s condition have not been disclosed, but the individual is reportedly stable and under close observation. This development prompted the […]

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Canada’s Atlantic Spaceport Complex Secures Environmental Approval for Launch Facility Development

Canada’s Atlantic Spaceport Complex Secures Environmental Approval for Launch Facility Development

In a major advancement for Canada’s aspirations in the space sector, the Atlantic Spaceport Complex (ASX) has received the green light from Newfoundland and Labrador’s environmental authorities. The aerospace firm NordSpace is developing this facility near St. Lawrence on the Burin Peninsula, with the recent decision allowing the project to progress without the need for […]

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