MDA Space Buys Blue Canyon for $620M, Space Brief 20 Jun 2026
MDA Space acquires Blue Canyon Technologies for $620 million, and NASA's 2028 Aeolus Mars orbiter goes to a California startup instead of SpaceX.
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July 22, 1976
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PLMSC
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09247
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8/5/1976
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COSMOS 844 DEB
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deb Kosmos-844
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TSSKB
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USSR
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