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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Commercial stations require tier-2 and tier-3 suppliers for environmental control and life support, power systems, communications, robotics, and crew habitability from companies such as Maxar, Redwire, and Nanoracks.
Kimiya Yui of JAXA uninstalled the NanoRacks CubeSat deployer after it released several small satellites into Earth orbit.
Fincke configured the NanoRacks Thailand Liquid Crystals experiment to examine the behavior of thin liquid crystal films in weightlessness.
Brenden Swanik began at Nanoracks in 2023 as a mission manager overseeing satellite deployments and experiments from the ISS for two years.
Nanoracks partnered with Ardbeg to fly terpenes, key compounds in scotch, on the International Space Station.
Orbital Sidekick launched a hyperspectral sensor to the International Space Station and installed it on the Nanoracks External Platform (NREP) mounted to the exterior of the orbiting laboratory.
In Orbit Aerospace has a partnership with Voyager Space subsidiary Nanoracks to test a prototype of its payload-sorting and exchange technology on the International Space Station in 2025.
Nanoracks’ Nanoracks External Platform (NREP) is mounted on the outside of the ISS to provide communication, power, and operations to hosted payloads.
During the demonstration, the S2 will be mounted external to the ISS on the Nanoracks Bishop Airlock.
During the demonstration, the S2 will be mounted on the Nanoracks Bishop Airlock and perform maintenance, inspection, and life-extension operations for satellites.
The NASA Commercial LEO Destinations Space Act Agreement awarded to Nanoracks in December 2021 is to create a continuously crewed, free-flying Starlab space station to serve NASA and a global customer base of space agencies and researchers.
Nanoracks LLC, part of Voyager's Exploration Segment, was awarded the largest of three Commercial LEO Destinations Space Act Agreements from NASA in December 2021 to create Starlab.
Goddard engineers delivered the BurstCube satellite to Nanoracks, part of Voyager Space, in Houston, Texas for packing prior to launch.
GomSpace North America signed an agreement with payload service provider Nanoracks to supply hardware and technology in support of an upcoming mission.
The agreement between GomSpace North America and Nanoracks will be executed in the fourth quarter of 2023.
GomSpace North America signed a deal worth USD 347,000 (approximately 3.6 MSEK) with Nanoracks to support an upcoming mission.
The agreement between GomSpace North America and Nanoracks will be executed in the fourth quarter of 2023.
GomSpace North America signed an agreement with payload service provider Nanoracks to supply hardware and technology in support of an upcoming mission.
Nanoracks has used the International Space Station to launch cubesats and to develop the Bishop airlock.
Once delivered to the International Space Station, GITAI’s robotic arm will be mounted on the exterior of Nanoracks’ Bishop airlock module.