Nanoracks is a private American in-space services company that builds space hardware and repurposing tools. They are known for facilitating experiments and launching CubeSats to Low Earth Orbit and operate a commercial laboratory on the International Space Station (ISS). Nanoracks also built the Bishop Airlock for launching payloads from the ISS and counts NASA among its major partners/customers. The company's services support microgravity research and small satellite deployment.
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MySat-2 (DhabiSat) is the second CubeSat built by Khalifa University to be launched by Nanoracks.
Nanoracks conducted its ninth mission providing opportunities for CubeSat deployment from the Cygnus spacecraft on NG-15.
Nanoracks provided its ninth mission opportunity for CubeSat deployment from a Cygnus on the NG-15 flight.
MySat-2 (DhabiSat) is the second CubeSat built by Khalifa University to be launched by Nanoracks.
After departing the International Space Station, the NG-15 Cygnus spacecraft will deploy several cubesats from two deployment systems provided by Nanoracks and Spaceflight.
The CRS-21 cargo delivered to the station included the Bishop commercial airlock developed by Nanoracks.
Nanoracks equipped the International Space Station with the Bishop Airlock in cooperation with NASA, the European Space Agency, and industry partners.
Nanoracks launched the Bishop airlock on SpaceX CRS-21 aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket.
Nanoracks is a commercial space services provider that has launched more than 1,000 projects to the International Space Station, including microgravity research, smallsats, and missions to low Earth orbit and deep space.
Nanoracks has launched over 1,000 projects to the International Space Station, including microgravity research, small satellites, and missions to low-Earth orbit and deep space.
Nanoracks launched the Bishop commercial airlock on SpaceX CRS-21 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Nanoracks began by flying experiments to the International Space Station and later expanded to satellite deployment services including arranging cubesat deployments from the ISS via a Japanese airlock.
Voyager Space Holdings is taking a majority stake in XO Markets, the parent company of Nanoracks, in a transaction announced 2020-12-23.
The Voyager agreement to take a majority stake in Nanoracks is Voyager Space Holdings’ fourth acquisition since the company started in October 2019.
The ISS demonstration will take place inside Nanoracks' Bishop airlock module, which was launched to the ISS on December 6, 2020.
The largest payload on CRS-21 is the Bishop airlock built by Nanoracks as a commercial facility for deploying satellites and hosting external payloads.
Nanoracks sought to raise $20,000,000 in the funding round, described as almost fully subscribed and expected to close early in the fourth quarter of 2020.
Jeffrey Manber tweeted on 2020-09-16 mentioning investment bank Cambridge Wilkinson working with Nanoracks to raise equity for the company’s commercial space efforts.
Nanoracks started development of the Bishop airlock several years prior to its planned 2020 ISS installation to meet growing demand for satellite deployments from the station.
GITAI will be the first commercial company in the world to conduct a technical demonstration of a robot performing versatile tasks within the Nanoracks Bishop airlock in collaboration with Nanoracks.