Dream Chaser To Deliver Life Sciences Incubator To ISS

August 31, 2022
Sierra Space sees microgravity research as an important future business.
Credit: Sierra Space
Sierra Space has signed a deal to use its Dream Chaser spaceplane in 2024 to deliver to the International Space Station (ISS) a life sciences incubator made by German biotech company Yuri. The incubator, dubbed the ScienceTaxi, will be used for a variety of microgravity life sciences experiments on...

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