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View all newsDeployment mission of SOAR successfully completed
Following the successful launch of the Satellite for Orbital Aerodynamics Research (SOAR), it has been successfully deployed via the Nanoacks CubeSat deployer (NRCSD).
Final Deployment Time: 14th June 2021, 5:05 UTC
Click here to read the full press release of Nanoracks’ 20th CubeSat Deployment Mission on The International Space Station.
Congratulations to the DISCOVERER team!
The Satellite for Orbital Aerodynamics Research (SOAR) has been successfully launched on the SpaceX’s CRS-22 mission on 3 June 2021, 17:29 UTC from Kennedy Space Center, Florida to the International Space Station from where it will be deployed into orbit.
SOAR will subsequently be deployed via the Nanoacks CubeSat deployer (NRCSD) from the International Space Station, currently scheduled for the 14th June 2021.
Update – DISCOVERER Symposium now fully virtual
Due to ongoing pandemic restrictions, we have had to make the difficult decision to move the event to be 100% online.
Online participation will be free of charge!
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