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.
SpaceX CRS-28 Flickr Album
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