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Wealth is a tool of freedom, but the pursuit of wealth is the way to slavery.
- Frank Herbert

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

$MAXQ - 🚀 - $MAXQF
@maritimelaunch

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Canada is set to launch rockets from its own soil for the first time in history.

The Canadian government has committed $200 million to develop the country’s first commercial spaceport in Nova Scotia. The facility, operated by Maritime Launch Services near the town of Canso, is expected to be operational by 2028.

Until now, Canada has depended almost entirely on foreign rockets — primarily American — to place its satellites into orbit. This reliance has meant long delays, limited scheduling flexibility, and reduced control over mission timing and orbital destinations.

The new spaceport will change that. It will provide sovereign launch capability, allowing Canada to send satellites for defense, scientific research, and commercial purposes on its own terms and schedule.

This development is especially significant because roughly 20 percent of Canada’s economy relies on satellite technology for banking, communications, navigation, and Earth observation. Having domestic launch access reduces vulnerability to foreign launch queues and geopolitical uncertainties.

Canada is also advancing its own rocket technology. The company NordSpace is developing the Tundra launch vehicle, which is designed to carry approximately 1,100 pounds (500 kg) to low Earth orbit, with plans to significantly increase that capacity in the future.

The location in Nova Scotia offers strategic advantages, including access to a wide range of orbital inclinations, particularly those ideal for monitoring Canada’s vast northern territories.

By building its own spaceport, Canada is joining a small group of nations with independent launch capability. In an era when reliable access to space is becoming increasingly vital, this move strengthens Canada’s position as a self-reliant space-faring nation.

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@innospacecorp @maritimelaunch https://t.co/TF8hVaya6E

[innospacecorp @innospacecorp]

🚀 LiMEK-04 Methane Engine Successfully Completes Korea’s Longest 420-Second Ground Combustion Test

INNOSPACE has completed the development of its core technology for the 0.4-ton-class liquid methane engine LiMEK-04, which will be applied to the kick stage of its next launch vehicle, HANBIT-Micro. The company also successfully achieved a 420-second ground combustion test, the longest in South Korea. ⏱️🔥

This achievement goes beyond simply extending combustion duration. It demonstrates that INNOSPACE has independently secured dual-propellant regenerative cooling technology, which is attracting significant attention in the global space industry, and has validated its applicability to actual launch vehicles.

The dual-propellant regenerative cooling methane engine combustion chamber technology is an advanced propulsion system that utilizes both liquid methane (fuel) and liquid oxygen (oxidizer) as coolant. ❄️
This enables significantly improved cooling efficiency and stable engine operation under lower pressure conditions, contributing to launch vehicle mass reduction and improved payload efficiency.

INNOSPACE will continue to accelerate the development of next-generation launch vehicles based on this technology, while expanding its applications into reusable methane engines, small satellite orbital transportation systems, and space exploration propulsion systems. 🌌

📈 LiMEK-04 Development Key Milestones
▪️ 2024.03 First ignition test success (TDM#1)
▪️ 2024.05 Combustion test success, 237 seconds achieved (TDM#2)
▪️ 2025.07 First ignition success with dual-propellant regenerative cooling (EDM#1)
▪️ 2026.05 Long-duration combustion test success, Korea’s longest at 420 seconds (EDM#3)

INNOSPACE is currently conducting root cause analysis, component improvements, and process optimization following the first commercial launch mission of HANBIT-Nano. The company is also preparing for a follow-up launch within Q3 this year, pending launch authorization review.

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/SuFysjNVO6

#MethaneEngine #RocketEngine #LaunchVehicle #KickStage #SpaceLaunch #RocketTesting #RegenCooling #SpaceTechnology

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@maritimelaunch @spaceaccount88 Onward and upward. Congrats to the whole team and all involved.

[Maritime Launch @maritimelaunch]

We have a new look ✨.

Our refreshed brand marks an exciting new chapter for Maritime Launch as we continue building Spaceport Nova Scotia for Canada.

This updated mark reflects the communities, Indigenous partners, governments, customers, investors, and supporters who have helped turn a bold vision into reality.

It also points to where we’re headed: building the infrastructure, capabilities, and partnerships that will make Nova Scotia Canada’s gateway to space.

With construction underway, customers engaged, and preparations advancing toward Canada’s first orbital launch, we’re focused on strengthening Canada’s role in the global space economy. $MAXQ $MAXQF

Go for Launch. 🚀🇨🇦

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@SimoneSyed @BecomingCritter The omnivore in me also disagrees. My grinding teeth literally exist for the fiber.

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@SimoneSyed @BecomingCritter Um, but they kinda do tho. #endozoochory.

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

$MAXQ - 🚀 - $MAXQF
@maritimelaunch #TMinusEngineering
#SpaceportNovaScotia

[SpaceQ @CanadaInSpace]

Spaceport Nova Scotia prepares for two suborbital hypersonic rocket launches this month 🚀

Read the full story and NOTAM launch windows here ⬇️
https://t.co/ylHaBWNgqt

#SpaceportNovaScotia #TMinusEngineering #AerospaceNews #SuborbitalLaunch #CanadianSpace

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@AndrewParsonson @maritimelaunch hosting at #SpaceportNovaScotia
$MAXQ $MAXQF

[SpaceQ @CanadaInSpace]

Spaceport Nova Scotia prepares for two suborbital hypersonic rocket launches this month 🚀

Read the full story and NOTAM launch windows here ⬇️
https://t.co/ylHaBWNgqt

#SpaceportNovaScotia #TMinusEngineering #AerospaceNews #SuborbitalLaunch #CanadianSpace

[Sneed @sneedweb]

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has officially ruled against Citadel Securities upholding the SEC’s position that the firm’s high-frequency trading practices involve exploitative tactics that drain more than $5 billion per year from individual investors.

This is a huge win for GameStop shareholders! $GME

[Ann Vandersteel™️ @annvandersteel]

If President Trump wants to make millions happy he will demand the share count from the SEC for #MMTLP

THAT IS THE CANARY IN THE COAL MINE

[StockRocketeer @StockRocketeer]

It underscores the growing importance of resilient spaceport infrastructure and the need for a stronger national network of launch and landing facilities.
@maritimelaunch $MAXQ $MAXQF #nasanorth
https://t.co/lQakeb0pVZ

[Pulte @pulte]

Audit the @The_DTCC

[Centaccount9 @spaceaccount88]

$MAXQ $MAXQF
Check out the new Maritime Launch corporate logo.

"Canada's Gateway to Space"

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@kimkep4796 @palikaras
A toast:

[Bloomberg @business]

Short Seller Andrew Left Found Guilty of Securities Fraud https://t.co/EtrlRNDBHY

[Space & Defense Sector @SpaceSector001]

$MAXQ is working on construction. Stay the course and hold onto that 500% guys. Been awesome holding this. 2028 will be a big deal.

[Dͩaͣdͩtͭaͣs̾tͭiͥcͨ @Dadtastic2]

@RaminNasibov @elonmusk

[StockRocketeer @StockRocketeer]

The New Glenn failure exacerbates a constrained launch market in which demand for launch has far outstripped supply, with little capacity among existing launch operators for the next few years....@maritimelaunch stepping up.
https://t.co/xlT8PrGjbk via @SpaceNews_Inc

[Stock Trader Canada 🇨🇦 @stocktraderCa]

While many are focused on today’s share price, I’m focused on progress.
Another launch window. Another operational milestone. Another step toward orbital launches from Canada. 🚀🇨🇦
The vision is becoming reality one mission at a time.
$MAXQ $MAXQF

[Maritime Launch @maritimelaunch]

Our next suborbital launch demonstration is scheduled for June 8-14 from Spaceport Nova Scotia.

Suborbital missions help us refine procedures and accelerate operational readiness while we build the infrastructure to support future orbital launches from Canada.

We're excited to once again partner with T-Minus Engineering as they launch #Barracuda from Spaceport Nova Scotia. $MAXQ.NE $MAXQF 🚀🇨🇦