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October 15, 2009

Nanoracks, Kentucky Space: putting microgravity research on ISS within reach

At a recent meeting in Lexington, Managing Director for Nanoracks, Jeffrey Manber, described the idea behind the use of Nanoracks to host Cubesat-sized modules with individual science and research experiments - called Cubelabs - on the International Space Station. This brand new project will bring microgravity research within reach of many more organizations.

Wayne

Posted at 09:17 AM in Business of Cubes, CubeSat, Engineering, Jeffrey Manber, Kentucky Space, NewSpace, Science, Small sat, Space, Space Education |

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