On Wednesday June 10, 2026 a Barracuda hypersonic single-stage solid fuel suborbital rocket was launched from Spaceport Nova Scotia. The Barracuda is capable of carrying payloads of up to 40 kilograms to altitudes of approximately 80 km. The launch occurred at 8:51 ADT. A full analysis of the flight data will continue over the coming …
Beyond Blue Aerospace had a fun and educational day on Saturday April 25, 2026 with the Peterborough Air Cadets. The morning started off with discussions about the Canadian Space Launch ecosystem followed by an overview of model rocketry. Next up the cadets built and decorated their own rockets with awards going to the top 5 …
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Our annual Rice Lake launch occurred on Saturday January 31, 2026. We flew two minimum diameter Go Devil rockets on fly away rail guides. The 1.6″ diameter Go Devil flew above 2000′ ASL on a G80-10T motor and the 1.1″ diameter Go Devil flew over 4000′ ASL on a G80-14A motor. The weather was great …
Mission operations took place at Spaceport Nova Scotia which is owned and operated by Maritime Launch Services (MLS). The Barracuda single-stage rocket is 4.5 meters long, 200mm in diameter and is propelled by a solid R-class impulse motor. Both the rocket and the motor were designed and manufactured by T-Minus Engineering. Its payload compartment measures …
The Quebec Rocketry Club’s annual summer launch took place on July 12th and 13th in Saint-Prime Quebec, Canada. We had good weather and approvals to launch up to 12,000′. This rocket is a Frenzy with dual deployment black powder ejection charges. It was a flight to 4,184′ with the drogue chute deploying at apogee and …
