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11/09/2009

Kentucky revolutionizing orbital research

This weekend Kentucky Space passed a significant milestone, delivering the first of three standard "racks" capable of hosting up to 48 individual experiments, called Cubelabs, for offgassing and EMI testing - read more about these processes on the Kentucky Space blog - in preparation for a Shuttle launch to the International Space Station early next year.

Shortly after its public debut on September 21, IF'08 participant and Managing Director Jeffrey Manber described in this video how NanoRacks is partnering with Kentucky Space to make microgravity research available to many more organizations.

Wayne

11/09/2009 in Biology, Business, Business of innovation, Economics |

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