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Astrobiology

GeneSat-1 is Operational

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
December 18, 2006

Mission Status Report: NASA’s Orbiting GeneSat-1 Radios Date to Team on Earth

“The GeneSat-1 ground control station at NASA Ames will receive data radioed from the micro-laboratory after it has completed its observations and tests of the bacteria inside. The biological test will last only 96 hours, but the GeneSat-1 team will evaluate the stability of the orbiting payload’s systems for four months to a year. The Small Spacecraft Office at NASA’s Ames teamed up with industry and local universities to develop the fully automated, miniature GeneSat spaceflight system that provides life support for small living things.”

GeneSat Mission Dashboard, Santa Clara University

GeneSat1, Real Time Satellite Tracking, NORAD ID: 29655 Int’l Code: 2006-058C

Where is GenSat1?

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