SpaceX CRS-24

Launch Resources

• Mission Overview

  SpaceX CRS-24 Mission Overview

  Here are highlights of ISS National Lab-sponsored research and technology development investigations that are part of the SpaceX CRS-24 mission to the space station.

  
• Press Release

  Merck, Procter & Gamble Among Private-Sector Partners Launching Research to the ISS on SpaceX CRS-24

  In the 10 years of CASIS management, more than half of ISS National Lab-sponsored payloads delivered to the ISS represented private-sector interests.

  
• Video

  Spacex CRS 24 Overview

  The ISS National Lab is sponsoring multiple payloads on this mission— including two from private-sector research partners Merck and Procter & Gamble—to bring value to our nation & drive a sustainable market in LEO.

  
• Article

  SpaceX CRS-24 Launching Multiple Life Science Investigations to the International Space Station

  ISS National Lab-sponsored research launching on this mission is helping to improve the quality of life for people on Earth.

  
• Article

  Redwire and Recently Acquired Subsidiary Techshot Launching Payloads Leveraging ISS National Lab

  When SpaceX’s CRS-24 mission to the ISS takes flight, it will include a new technology demonstration to support future in-space production in low Earth orbit.

  
• Article

  Student Scientists Send Probiotics to Space

  Student scientists are evaluating how characteristics of yogurt may change when produced onboard the ISS. Specifically, whether the microgravity environment affects nutritional value and/or shelf life of yogurt.

  
• Video

  SpaceX CRS24: Tide in Space

  Tide Infinity, the first in a series of detergent systems being developed for NASA’s long duration space travel initiatives, is heading to the ISS!

  
• Press Release

  SpaceX CRS-24 Splashes Down Safely After One Month on the ISS, Returns Science to Researchers on Earth

  The return mission carried more than 850 pounds of research and technology development payloads sponsored by the ISS National Lab.

  
• Article

  Synthetic Cryptobiology May Revolutionize Secure Data Transport

  Scientists from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are exploring the ability of cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, to store and protect DNA from damage as it travels to space.