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Nanoracks is planning for a transition to commercial space stations as the International Space Station begins to retire at the end of this decade.
Nanoracks developed and installed the Bishop commercial airlock module on the International Space Station in December, enabling the company to launch more satellites and install external payloads.
Marshall Smith will oversee Nanoracks’ plans to develop free-flyer commercial space stations.
Nanoracks developed the Bishop commercial airlock that was installed on the International Space Station in December 2020.
Nanoracks works with NASA to fly payloads to the International Space Station and to use the station as a platform for cubesat launches.
The GITAI and Nanoracks team passed a series of four NASA safety reviews required for the demonstration.
On May 20, 2021, GITAI and Nanoracks succeeded in passing the final safety review (Phase 3) and received official authorization by NASA to launch to the ISS.
The GITAI robot will conduct a technical demonstration of executing various tasks inside the Nanoracks Bishop Airlock.
GITAI, in collaboration with Nanoracks, will conduct a technical demonstration of a GITAI robot in 2021.
All operations conducted by the S1 GITAI robotic arm will be autonomous, with some teleoperations from Nanoracks’ mission control center in Houston.
Nanoracks is providing the launch opportunity, on-orbit operations, and data downlink for the mission.
SpaceChain delivered the completed blockchain hardware to Nanoracks upon completion of the work for Nexus.
Each project sent aboard the International Space Station requires extensive safety and security checks and about 1,000 pages of documentation as required by NASA, with Nanoracks acting as gatekeeper and caretaker.
Nexus’s blockchain wallet payload is installed as a hosted payload on Nanoracks’s commercial platform aboard the International Space Station and includes all data up- and downlinked onboard the ISS.
Nanoracks is a Houston-based satellite operator and space solutions company that hosted Nexus’s blockchain wallet payload on its commercial platform aboard the International Space Station.
Nanoracks is responsible as gatekeeper and caretaker for projects sent aboard the International Space Station and such projects require about 1,000 pages of documentation as required by NASA.
SpaceChain Foundation developed Nexus’s ethereum multisignature blockchain node payload and delivered the hardware to Nanoracks upon completion.
Voyager Space Holdings closed a deal on 2021-05-10 to acquire a majority stake in XO Markets, the parent company of Nanoracks.
Voyager bought a majority stake in Nanoracks in December 2020.
MySat-2 (DhabiSat) is the second CubeSat built by Khalifa University to be launched by Nanoracks.