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Kestrel Eye IIM microsatellite deployed from ISS

Submit on Tuesday, October 24th, 2017 22:59

NanoRacks said it successfully deployed the Kestrel Eye IIM (KE2M) microsatellite via the company’s Kaber Microsatellite Deployer (Kaber) from the International Space Station. This is the largest satellite that NanoRacks has deployed to date, and the first deployed from the Kaber deployer.

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