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ISS - 30 Oct 2014.
Moving orb filmed at Space Station. Date: 30 Oct 2014.

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Antares Rocket Explosion from Press Site
The launch failure of Antares on the Orb-3 cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station viewed from the press site. Video Credit: Elliot Severn.

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Russia Launches ISS Re-Supply Mission, Docks 6 Hours Later | Video
The Russian ISS Progress 57 cargo craft launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Oct. 29th, 2014. It docked to the International Space Station #39;s Pirs Docking Compartment a few...

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Bangladesh #39;s Solar Energy Reolvution is Being Ignored
Bangladesh #39;s solar energy revolution is being ignored http://cleantechnica.com/2014/10/25/solar-energy-revolution-everyones-ignoring-bangladesh/ On the Bonus Show: The inventor of...

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Are You For or Against Hunting Taxidermy? Question
Audience Question: What are your thoughts on hunting and taxidermy? On the Bonus Show: The inventor of Operation can not afford an operation, Jose Canseco shoots off his finger, a space...

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Left:Ronald Goedendorp, Vice President of Space Station Opportunities, NanoRacks and Pete Worden, Director, NASA Ames Research Center.

NanoRacks LLC, the industry leader for utilization of the low-Earth region of outer space, is delighted to announce that our third office will be based at NASA Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California. Opening November 1st, the West Coast office will help ensure that NanoRacks can meet our growing customer needs, as well as develop new deep space business.

This is an fantastic step forward for NanoRacks, allowing us to tap into, and contribute to, the agile aerospace innovation that exists from Silicon Valley to Seattle and even up to Vancouver for the new space marketplace, explained Jeffrey Manber, CEO of NanoRacks. We are fully committed to utilizing the most innovative technologies in our future products for low-earth orbit and beyond.

Heading the office will be Ronald Goedendorp, Vice President of Space Station Opportunities. Explained Ron, This step signals NanoRacks clear intent to be both a leading customer and provider of next generation hardware and practices on multiple platforms for multiple orbits.

Ron comes with 20 years of experience in business and corporate development in imaging systems, semiconductors, aerospace, and data analytics. He is a graduate of the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) and co-founded the UCSD Bay Area Alumni Scholarship Fund. Added Ron, I was looking to become an active part of the new commercial space revolution and no one company symbolizes that better than NanoRacks. What they are doing for commercial access to the International Space Station is auspicious for the future of this industry.

For further press inquiries, please contact Abby Dickes at 202-750-0914.

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About NanoRacks, LLC NanoRacks LLC was formed in 2009 to provide commercial hardware and services for the U.S. National Laboratory onboard the International Space Station via a Space Act Agreement with NASA. NanoRacks main office is in Houston, Texas, right alongside the NASA Johnson Space Center. The Business Development office is in Washington, DC. The Company seeks to democratize outer space utilization by owning and marketing its own family of research equipment and by providing low-cost, high quality services in low earth orbit and beyond. To date over 200 payloads have been deployed by the Company on the International Space Station and our customer base includes the European Space Agency (ESA) the German Space Agency (DLR,) the American space agency (NASA,) US Government Agencies, Planet Labs, Urthecast, Space Florida, NCESSE, Virgin Galactic, pharmaceutical drug companies, and organizations in Vietnam, UK, Romania and Israel. Our customer base has propelled NanoRacks into a leadership position in understanding the emerging commercial market for low-earth orbit utilization.

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