Mission: SpaceX CRS-28
Launch date: No earlier than Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 12:35 p.m. EDT
Location: Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida
SpaceX CRS-28
Launch Resources
- Mission Overview
SpaceX CRS-28 Mission Overview
Investigations sponsored by the ISS National Lab range from regenerative medicine research to technology demonstrations, small satellites for deployment, and student-led experiments.
- Press Release
Materials and Life Science Payloads, CubeSats Flying on Next Resupply Mission to International Space Station
A student-led genetics investigation, small satellites called CubeSats, a technology demonstration, and life and materials science payloads are set to fly on SpaceX CRS-28.
- Press Release
Novel Docking System to be Tested on the International Space Station
A team of engineering students from the University of Southern California is using the Astrobee robots to test a new autonomous spacecraft docking system called CLINGERS.
- Press Release
Student Investigation Studying Telomere Lengthening in Space to Fly on SpaceX CRS-28
“I thought that if we can understand how and why astronauts age differently in space, that it could have implications for health care here on Earth."
- Press Release
Moonlighter, the World’s First Hacking Test Bed in Space, to Launch with Five Other Small Satellites on SpaceX CRS-28
Among the miniature satellites onboard SpaceX CRS-28 is Moonlighter, the world’s first and only hacking sandbox in space.
- Video
SpaceX CRS-28 Research Overview: Genes in Space 10
The mission also includes a student-led genetics experiment on collaboration with the annual Genes in Space competition.
- Press Release
Stanford University Sends Semiconductor Investigation to the International Space Station
Researchers from Stanford University are turning to the ISS National Lab and the results could improve how we power the globe.
SpaceX CRS-28 Flickr Album
View and download all the images from our press releases and more!
- Press Release
SpaceX’s Dragon Spacecraft Returns to Earth Carrying Multiple Life and Materials Science Payloads
Earlier today, multiple life and materials science ISS National Lab-sponsored payloads and technology demonstrations returned to Earth.
Dragon Returns to Earth with Valuable Research in Tow
Check out this photo essay of ISS National Lab sponsored payloads that returned to Earth in June as part of SpaceX CRS-28.
