Pythom Space has put a statement on their website about their March 19 stage test. They're unrepentant about safety issues, saying they "posted a video of the jump, including the 'scary' parts, normally swept under the rug in the aerospace industry." pythom.space/updates/pythom…

Technology is growing to develop water resources on the Moon!

CSMC is very excited to announce that we were awarded a contract by the Canadian Space Agency to help shape a vision for the future of the Canadian space program on the moon and beyond. CSMC believes Canada will lead the world in space resources, for the benefit of the life on earth. #ISRU

We had a wonderful time at the LPItoday LSSW17 for our soft launch of EnkiGIS. Want to be able to search all planetary data from a single location? Sign up for our Alpha! #cdnspace enkigis.com

The space landscape is rapidly changing, as explained by Jessica Green. We need to pay attention if space is to remain peaceful. nytimes.com/2022/07/28/opi…

History in the making... #LaunchCanada's very own Adam Trumpour and Transport Canada's Michel Cordeau ith the FIRST EVER authorization for an amateur experimental rocket launch in Canada!!! #launchthenorth

We are pleased to announce that we are developing the first-ever commercial space greenhouse on International Space Station, which will enable industrial research to benefit commercial crop production on Earth + improve future space exploration mission sustainability: bit.ly/3duF1EX

If you are a 🇨🇦 organization or individual interested in the #Moon here at #IAC2022 please reach out: we are looking to re-launch the Canadian Lunar Research Network CLRN this Fall & I would like to hear what we can do to grow & strengthen the Canadian community!

Finnish prime minister Sanna Marin was asked about a potential off-ramp for Russia to end the war in Ukraine. Her reply:

We are going. For the first time, the NASA_SLS rocket and Orion Spacecraft fly together. #Artemis I begins a new chapter in human lunar exploration.

First remote camera shot is in! 200mm engine shot. Happy to see my various experiments worked as expected. 📸 by me for Spaceflight Now #Aetemis #SLS

Liftoff of Artemis I! The best remote video that I have ever captured! Stay tuned for a full video with additional angles on the NSF - NASASpaceflight.com YouTube channel. youtube.com/c/NASASpacefli…

Mission Time: 12 days, 14 hrs, 9 min Orion is 268,553 miles from Earth - the farthest from home it will travel in this journey, 43,051 miles from the Moon, cruising at 1,674 miles per hour. #TrackArtemis

The status quo for construction from regolith is roughly "here's a 1 cm cube we made with a compressive strength slightly exceeding styrofoam". If anyone can break us out of that and make big advances in the near-term it's ICON. space.com/icon-moon-cons…

Hello from lunar orbit! 🌔 After last week's successful lunar orbital insertion maneuver, this image of the Moon was captured by our lander-mounted camera during HAKUTO-R Mission 1. More stunning views to come! #ispace #hakuto_r #lunarquest #moon #space

Three days until the #Artemis II crew is announced! Don’t miss this historic announcement: a Canadian Space Agency astronaut will be part of this mission. 🇨🇦

Here they are. Bill Nelson announces the #Artemis II crew, the next astronauts to fly around the Moon: Christina H Koch Jeremy R. Hansen Victor Glover @Astro_Reid We go together. nasa.gov/specials/artem…

Congratulations to Jeremy R. Hansen!

.Elon Musk If you're serious about making humans interplanetary, you need to read our book, A City on Mars. acityonmars.com Rockets are hard, but there are loads of other hard problems you should be investing in solving NOW. ¼

“Rockets” solve a problem unique to space, in a way that currently has no good substitute. It’s a good business to be in, because if you’re going to space, you will be using a rocket. Unfortunately - everything else needed to live in space doesn’t have a great business model.