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NanoRacks signed its first customer for rideshares on India’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) on 2018-12-19.
NanoRacks began offering space on PSLV launches in August 2017, enabling placement of satellites into polar orbits not accessible from the ISS.
Spire will launch four three-unit Lemur cubesats on a PSLV in March 2019 under a deal brokered by NanoRacks.
NanoRacks expects Orion to have a robust architecture familiar to customers and anticipates being able to offer commercially viable costs based on principles learned in low Earth orbit.
Lockheed Martin is partnering with commercial payload service provider NanoRacks to solicit ideas for payloads to fly on Orion missions.
Lockheed Martin partnered with NanoRacks in part because NanoRacks has extensive experience flying experiments to the International Space Station and deploying satellites from the ISS.
Astranis Space Technologies will work with NanoRacks to fund a future launch of a university-built 1U cubesat.
NanoRacks has deployed 223 satellites from the International Space Station to date.
Many of the satellites launched from Kibo were deployed in cooperation with NASA and NanoRacks.