Red Canyon Engineering & Software

02/17/2025

We laughed, we cried, we celebrated—Red Canyon Software’s 25th Anniversary!

What an honor it was to commemorate this incredible milestone last week with an amazing group of colleagues, friends, and supporters. It was truly a night to remember—filled with cherished memories, reflections on our journey, and a shared passion for aerospace.

One of the most special moments of the evening was celebrating our founder and CEO, Barry Hamilton, with a remarkable gift from the Orion program—one of just 25 program pins that flew around the Moon on Artemis I in 2022! This moment was especially meaningful, as Red Canyon received its first Orion task order in 2006 and has proudly supported the program ever since.

A huge thank you to everyone who has been part of our story over the past 25 years. Your support, dedication, and partnership have shaped Red Canyon Software into what it is today. Here’s to the next 25 years of innovation and success! 🚀

06/16/2023

Check out this week’s to learn more about the Europa Clipper, and how you can be a part of the mission!

In 2024, the Europa Clipper spacecraft is scheduled to launch for a journey to reach Jupiter’s orbit to study one of its several moons, Europa. When the space

06/02/2023

NASA is looking to further explore the Moon, this time requesting an updated Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) to conduct research on the Lunar South Pole! Check out this week’s to learn about what they are looking for and what capabilities this LTV could have!

This May, NASA announced that they are looking to update its current Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) so astronauts on Artemis and engineers remotely can use the LTV

05/26/2023

National Women in Aerospace Day was last Saturday, May 20th! To celebrate, we have a spotlight on one of our kick-ass engineers. Check out this week’s to learn about how she is Exploring Other Planets and Improving Our Own!

At Red Canyon, passion for aerospace surrounds us, and it could not shine brighter than one of our female engineers, Caroline Chouinard. "The infinite sky

05/19/2023

A comet was just investigated by JWST and had some unique findings. Check out this week’s to learn more!

This Monday, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) discovered water v***r around Comet 238P/Read in the main asteroid belt! This new finding confirms that water

05/12/2023

Check out this week’s to learn more about New Horizons, and the possibilities of a new mission!

For the past 17 years, New Horizons has traveled past our planets, flew-by Pluto, currently in the Kuiper Belt (KB), and could reach Interstellar space by 2040!

04/21/2023

Earth Day is Saturday, April 22nd! How are you going to invest in our planet? Comment below and check out this week’s to learn more about this year’s theme!

This Saturday, April 22nd, is Earth Day! This year’s theme is “Invest in our Planet” which walks hand in hand with the second half of Red Canyon’s found

04/14/2023

04/14/2023

Check out this week’s to learn about the unique hybrid solar eclipse occurring on April 20th!

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When the Moon orbits between the Sun and Earth, a spectacular solar eclipse takes place, offering a breathtaking view of the Moon's silhouette. On April 20th at

04/07/2023

Check out this week’s to meet the Artemis II crew!

On April 3rd, NASA announced the names of the astronauts for NASA’s Artemis II mission! Meet the crew: Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Sp

03/31/2023

NASA’s Dragonfly could dig up chemical markers indicative of life on Titan! Check out this week’s to learn more!

Launching in 2027, NASA’s Dragonfly will travel through space for seven years to reach its destination: Saturn’s largest moon, Titan.  Once on the icy

03/24/2023

The Space Launch System (SLS) core rocket stage for Artemis II is fully integrated and NASA gears up to announce the crew that will be on board! Check out this week’s to learn more!

The aerospace world is abuzz with new NASA’s Artemis II mission announcements! On March 17th, just 5 months after the launch of Artemis I, the five major s