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Thank you @SpaceX and @NASA for a great ride to @Space_Station – we’re excited to get to work!

Nanoracks also launched five CubeSats: FEES2 (GP Advanced Projects, Italy), DAILI (@AerospaceCorp), GASPACS (@USUAggies), PATCOOL (@UF & @NASAKennedy), & @TARGIT (@GeorgiaTech). FEES2 is the first 0.3U satellite and one of the smallest trackable items deployed from @SpaceStation!

This mission also included Nanolabs from @TelAvivUni, Lagrange Corporation (Japan), @montanastate, and Aurora d.o.o. (Slovenia), studying cosmic and solar particle flux, plant seeds, radiation effects on computing systems, and materials science.

Also with @DreamUp_Space, we launched 3 Mixstix from the @RamonFoudation in Tel Aviv, Israel.. These student projects are studying plastic degradation, intestinal microbes, and moringa seed powder on E. coli cultures

Nanoracks launched two payloads sponsored by the @NASA SPOCS Program in collaboration with @DreamUp_Space. These student-led experiments come from @ColumbiaSI and @uidaho, studying antibiotic and bacteria resistance.

“We’re at an inflection point - what’s happening now in commercial space development is unprecedented. To create a whole new economy, it’s going to take everybody, and you’ll see a massive shift and increase in diversity in the way we do business in space and on the ground.”

“As a science park, #Starlab will access global markets to get research prepared on the ground, transferred to the station where users perform their research in space & get the data back down to scientists on earth. Nanoracks is streamlining this research process.”

The #GWC Science Park compliments Nanoracks’ long history in supporting universities, start-up companies, non-profits, and other organizations’ research on the @Space_Station. We look forward to working with our global customer base as we transition to commercial #LEO platforms!