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Bishop Airlock

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Launched 12/6/2020
Technical Specifications
Verified technical details
Dry Mass
1752 kg
Total Mass
1882 kg
Power
Unknown
Design Life
Unknown
Stakeholders

Operator

NASA Johnson Space Flight Center

Manufacturer

NASA Johnson Space Flight Center
Launch Mission

Dragon CRS-21 Mission

12/6/2020

Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

Under the earlier Johnson Space Center services contract, Voyager conducted waste deployment operations using the Bishop Airlock on the ISS.

Mentioned as: Bishop AirlockSource

Nanoracks equipped the International Space Station with the Bishop Airlock in cooperation with NASA, the European Space Agency, and industry partners.

Mentioned as: Bishop AirlockSourceDec 28, 2020

Cislunar Industries is partnering on a concept to harvest, cut, refine, and reuse metal from existing space junk, including a planned Bishop Airlock demonstration in 2023.

Mentioned as: Bishop AirlockSourceMay 19, 2022

Nanoracks collaborated with GITAI in 2020 to demonstrate a GITAI robotic arm executing tasks inside the Bishop Airlock.

Mentioned as: Bishop AirlockSourceFeb 23, 2022

As of 7:05 p.m. Central time on Saturday, 2022-07-02, NanoRacks cycled the Bishop Airlock aboard the International Space Station and deployed a waste disposal technology that removed approximately 78.02 kg. of waste from the station.

Mentioned as: Bishop AirlockSourceJul 6, 2022

A 12-month study will begin 2024-05 using resources from both Voyager Space and the Habitation team at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center to evaluate the extensibility of Voyager’s Bishop Airlock design to the Mars Transit Vehicle architecture.

Mentioned as: Bishop AirlockSourceMay 20, 2024