Sub-Orbital CubeSat Experimental Mission

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Sub-Orbital CubeSat Experimental Mission SOCEM Sub-Orbital CubeSat Experimental Mission First CubeSats ejected in space on a suborbital flight, March 27, 2010

Balloon-1 High-altitude research balloon to study the Earth’s magnetic field and test communication relay capabilities, July 14, 2008

First student built satellites launched by NASA, March 4, 2011 KySat-1 First student built satellites launched by NASA, March 4, 2011

NanoRack-1 CubeLab Module-1,2 STS-131 April 5, 2010

NanoRack-2 CubeLab Module-3,4 STS-132, May, 14 2010