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Canada's only end-to-end space missions company. Vertically integrated launch, spacecraft and spaceports for large commercial constellations to aspiring spacefaring nations.

Responsive, Resilient, and Assured Access to Space

NordSpace is Canada's most advanced space launch company, fully vertically integrated with hardware already in orbit and rockets launching, spanning 3 facilities nationwide. Tundra and Tempest are designed to deliver 1,100+ kg and 10,000+ kg to orbit for light and medium-lift, powered by our patent-pending and tested 3D printed Hadfield liquid rocket engines. NordSpace's private spaceport, the Atlantic Spaceport Complex (ASX) in Newfoundland and Labrador, ensures 100% control and cadence and is fully Canadian-owned. Coupled with NordSpace's lineup of spacecraft platforms for satellites and robotics, and state-of-the-art facilities to build, test, and fly any mission.

Tundra & Tempest Rockets ↗

Low-cost, rapid response, reusable, and up to 1,100 kg to Low Earth Orbit. Tundra will open the floodgates to space as Canada's first orbital launch vehicle. Tempest will extend that to 10,000 kg in the 2030s. Powered by NordSpace's 3D printed Hadfield liquid rocket engines.

Atlantic Spaceport Complex (ASX) ↗

Atlantic Spaceport Complex (ASX, Newfoundland & Labrador) is Canada's largest spaceport and built for medium-lift launch. Two launch complexes, polar to equatorial access, efficient access to sun-syncronous orbits, and rapid construction ongoing of multiple launch pads and ground systems.

3D Printed Liquid Rocket Engines ↗

Designed, manufactured and flown in Canada by NordSpace, our metal 3D printed Hadfield, Garneau and Bondar liquid rocket engines are the most advanced engines ever built in Canada. They are tested routinely at our private test facility, Area 66, Canada's largest propulsion test faclity.

Athena & Aquila Satellites ↗

Athena and Aquila are NordSpace's small and medium-class satellite platforms. NordSpace successfully launched its Terra Nova satellite in Oct. 2026, built around its Athena platform. Future communications and observation constellations that will fly on Tundra from the ASX will be announced in 2027.

SHARP Defence Program ↗

SHARP is NordSpace’s defence program leveraging our rocket technology for low cost, high speed, and high altitude missions operating at the edge of space in microgravity. SHARP consists of Arrow (RP-UAV) and Sabre (hypersonic rocket).

Scalable In-Space Propulsion ↗

NordSpace's Zephyr in-space propulsion thrusters are designed to stack and scale to provide everything from attitude control and orbit transfers to station keeping. Zephyr-EP provides electric and Zephyr-CH chemical propulsion.

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