In the quest for sustainable life support systems for space missions, algae could be a game-changer. That was the focus of the...

When it comes to studying the effects of space travel on living organisms, sometimes the tiniest creatures can offer the most insight....

What if you could design, build, and launch a satellite—before even graduating from college? That dream became reality for the student...

Kites aren’t just for parks and beaches—they’ve now flown in space! The Nanoracks Space Kite (Ax-2) experiment, led by Lauren Milord and...

As humanity looks to establish permanent outposts on the Moon and eventually Mars, one fundamental question remains: can humans reproduce...

What do you get when you mix fluids, bright colors, and zero gravity? An explosion of science and fun—literally! The Nanoracks Liquid...

Have you ever wondered how heat moves in space? On Earth, we’re used to feeling heat radiating from the Sun, our heaters, or even a hot...

Cloud seeding is a technique used to stimulate rainfall by dispersing substances into the atmosphere. The 'Nanoracks Cloud Seeding'...

Technology development on the ISS gets a major boost with Gambit, a modular testbed created by Nanoracks to support quick, repeatable...

When astronauts spend long periods in space, their bones weaken due to the absence of gravity—a condition similar to osteoporosis on...

Nanotechnology is transforming medicine at a molecular level, and the experiment 'Nanoparticle Formulation' is taking it even further—by...

Proteins are the workhorses of life. They are essential to virtually every function in the human body, and understanding their structures...

What do sound waves tell us about asteroids? The MESSAR experiment—short for Microgravity Experiment to measure the Speed of Sound inside...

In space, even microscopic invaders like biofilms can pose major threats to life support systems. The Vandal Voyagers II experiment, led...

Can the cosmos inspire creativity? The Nanoracks Astrobeat experiment certainly thinks so. Conducted during Expedition 72, this project...

Keeping space habitats clean and microbe-free is a constant challenge. That’s where the Nano-bubble Biocide Demonstration, conducted by...

Imagine a tool that can predict how dangerous pathogens might evolve—before they even do. That’s the ambitious goal of the Gene-RADAR®...

Proteins are the workhorses of biology, and understanding their structure is key to designing effective drugs. But growing perfect...

Nanoparticles have extraordinary properties, but to use them effectively, scientists need to control how they move and organize. Dr....

Communication is the backbone of space exploration. With the Nano ISS Antenna experiment conducted during Expedition 67, NSLComm tested...