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Space Tango, Inc. launched an Anheuser-Busch research payload on 2017-12-15 at approximately 10:36 AM EST aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 for the NASA Commercial Resupply Services-13 (CRS-13) mission.
Space Tango will use Orbital ATK’s Cygnus Pressurized Cargo Module (PCM) launched on 2017-11-12 at 7:19 AM EST to host a radiation experiment once berthed to the International Space Station for Orbital Sciences Commercial Resupply Service Flight 8 (OA-8).
Airbus Defence and Space and Space Tango entered into an agreement on 2017-10-26 to combine their commercial programs for greater utilization of the International Space Station.
The second TangoLab facility was accompanied by twelve payloads that will be installed on the International Space Station and controlled autonomously for approximately a 28-day mission from Space Tango’s headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky.
The Dragon capsule carrying Space Tango payloads and the TangoLab facility was expected to arrive at the International Space Station the morning of 2017-08-16.
TangoLab-1 was installed on the International Space Station in August 2016 to allow Space Tango clients and partners to build high-performance and reliable microgravity experiments.
Space Tango launched a second TangoLab facility on 2017-08-14 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 for NASA’s Commercial Resupply Service-12 (CRS-12) mission at approximately 12:31 PM EDT.
The TangoLab facility allows Space Tango clients and partners to build high-performance and reliable experiments that can be designed and tested in microgravity.
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket carrying Space Tango payloads on Commercial Resupply Services–10 (CRS-10) on 2017-02-19 at approximately 9:39 AM EST.