Science Launching on SpaceX's 32nd Cargo Resupply Mission to the Space Station

NASA and SpaceX are launching the company’s 32nd commercial resupply services mission to the International Space Station later this month, bringing a host of new research to the orbiting laboratory. Aboard the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft are experiments focused on vision-based navigation, spacecraft air quality, materials for drug and product manufacturing, and advancing plant growth with less reliance on photosynthesis. This and other research conducted aboard the space station advances future space exploration, including missions to the Moon and Mars, and provides many benefits to humanity. Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/42EIrfi Credit: NASA Producer: Nicole Rose Music: Universal Production Music

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Nasa’s spacex crs-32 is launching to space carrying science to the international space station testing a vision-based sensor to improve guidance, navigation, and control systems manufacturing nanomaterials to test a cost-effective process for producing medications in space installing two atomic clocks to examine fundamental physics concepts from space testing airborne particle monitors to keep crews healthy on long space missions producing gold nanoparticles to improve devices that detect cancer and other diseases examining a carbon dioxide supplement to reduce space-grown plants' reliance on photosynthesis discover more at nasa. gov/iss-science nasa

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