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Magnitude.io Student-driven ExoLab-8 experiment returns with historic Crew-1 Dragon, sets date for ExoLab-9 Share Article Transformative learning during the pandemic aboard the ISS Orbital Classroom While the pandemic disrupted many learning experiences, our students will remember 2021 as the year that they went to space. Our virtual field trip with the humble little clover seeds opens up the universe of possibilities through authentic research. BERKELEY, Calif. (PRWEB) May 02, 2021 Magnitude.io CEO Ted Tagami announced today th...

SHARE LEXINGTON, Ky. – Ask business owners what their goal is and many will say, “To make the world a better place.” Few of those business owners, however, can say they have actually done so, but that is not the case for Twyman Clements, co-founder and CEO of Space Tango in Lexington. What You Need To Know Space Tango provides low-Earth orbit research in a variety of sciences Company has partnered with NASA and SpaceX Lexington business sends CubeLabs to International Space Station Site has been visited by NASA administrator Not many people have heard of Space Tango, which is lodged ins...

An Artificial Retina Engineered From Ancient Protein Heads to Space NIH supported early testing of the artificial retina. Now, scientists are testing whether manufacturing it on the International Space Station results in a viable treatment for people with blinding eye diseases. National Eye Institute, NIH Watch this video to learn more about how an artificial retina may help restore vision in patients who have lost their sight. SpaceTango Payloads to the ISS are packed into containers roughly the size of a boot box. CubeLabs contain automated hardware, optics and imaging required for resear...

Kentucky firm plans orbital mini space station in two years By (0) An illustration shows Space Tango's ST-42 science spacecraft in orbit around the Earth. Image courtesy of Space Tango CubeLab experiment modules made by Space Tango of Lexington, Ky., are shown installed in NASA’s International Space Station. Photo courtesy of Space Tango An artist's concept shows Space Tango's ST-42 science spacecraft. Image courtesy of Space Tango ORLANDO, Fla., March 1 (UPI) -- A Kentucky space firm that conducts science experiments on the International Space Station has plans to launch its own miniatur...

A batch of pills will be on its way into space where they will be placed on the outside of the International Space Station (ISS) to test how they withstand the full effects of zero gravity, extreme temperatures, and some of the highest levels of radiation found beyond the Earth’s atmosphere. “One day, pills might have to withstand being taken from Earth to Mars and back again to help keep astronauts healthy, so we need to know how they will be affected by one of the harshest environments known: space,” says Prof. Volker Hessel. He is the research director of the Andy Thomas Centre for S...