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Space Station Science Crew Earth Observations Monitoring Earth from above Astrobee Using robots to improve crew efficiency Plant Habitat-03 Growing multi-generational plants in space GRIP Testing grip and manipulation in microgravity JAXA Moderate Temp PCG Growing protein crystals for medical research StemCellEX-H Pathfinder Producing stem cells for cell-based therapies SOFIE-GEL Monitoring fire behavior in microgravity BioNutrients-2 Producing vitamins and nutrients in-flight Dragon Cargo Spacecraft Delivering scientific cargo to station Immunity Assay Assessing the impact of long-duration missions on the immune system ILLUMA-T Installing a new laser communication demonstration Genes in Space-10 Analyzing DNA on station BioFabrication Facility Bioprinting organ-like tissues in microgravity ARISS Ham Radio Connecting with students via amateur radio NICER Detecting black holes and neutron stars CIPHER Understanding changes in humans on long-duration missions Growth of Ternary Compound Semiconductors Growing semiconductor crystals in space Cygnus Spacecraft Carrying scientific investigations to space NASA
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