By Mike Johnson – All went fine today. For those of you who have asked, this series of experiments is not using the NanoRacks’ platforms nor will be staying on the space station.
This payload is an “up and down” riding up on STS-134 and coming down on STS-134. You can see the pictures on our flickr account at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanoracks
The good news is that the results hav…
By Jeffrey Manber – NASA’s educational folks have taken note of the great job that Jeff Goldstein and everyone at SSEP has done in launching a national space STEM project via the NanoRacks’ flight and payload opportunities. You can read what they say on the NASA web site at…
Student Experiments on Space Shuttle Endeavour Flight Attract National Attention in Bold New STEM Education Program. Private Sector Effort Also Offers Potential New Space Shuttle Atlantis Opportunity for 100,000 Students to Participate.
The Student Spaceflight Experiments Program (SSEP), launched June 2010 by the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education (NCESSE) in partners…
Soyuz Launch to the International Space Station with NanoRacks’ customer payloads onboard including:
NCESSE / SSEP educational MixStix experimentation
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Bringing together hundreds of school teachers, parents, space grant officials and students to watch the launch of STS-134 – plus a one day event to discuss the science behind all the SSEP experiments being conducted on STS-135.
Our biopharma samples returned first to Earth on Soyuz and now to Houston; first results look awesome--great progress for #ISS research.
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