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Marc Boucher

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  • Founder and Editor-in-Chief, SpaceQ
  • Director of Digital Platforms, SpaceNews
Canada
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Leader, writer, photographer, nature lover, deep thinker. Media, space and tech savvy. At @CanadaInSpace. Ping for Signal. Views are my own.
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Flight 13 success clears path for Starship catch attempts and lunar mission timelines

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By Marc Boucher Verified
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SpaceX successfully launched Starship Flight 13 from its Starbase facility in Texas, achieving an intact ocean splashdown of the upper stage and deploying 20 next-generation Starlink Version 3 satellites. Although an engine ignition failure during the Super Heavy booster landing led to a high-velocity splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico, the test flight met its core objectives, validating Version 3 systems and acquiring more thermal protection data for future launch tower catch attempts.
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New CDA Institute report calls for resilient Arctic defence infrastructure

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By Marc Boucher Verified
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The Canadian Armed Forces are preparing for generational investments in capability, but a new policy paper warns these efforts could fail if the military does not adapt to climate realities, particularly in the Arctic. Published by the Conference of Defence Associations Institute (CDI Institute) and authored by Cudi Zerey, the report outlines how environmental changes directly threaten military readiness and infrastructure.
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Arctic agriculture project bridges deep space and the far north

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By Marc Boucher Verified
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The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has awarded a contract worth up to $745,000 to The Growcer Inc. to design a deployable greenhouse that will tackle food insecurity in Canada’s North, leveraging years of research and technology intended to sustain astronauts on deep space missions. They will partner with the Arctic Fresh Group of Companies, an Inuit-owned enterprise in Nunavut, to co-develop a concept for a deployable Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) unit.
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