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    This document provides a timeline of life sciences spaceflight missions from the 1960s to present day supported by NASA's Space Biosciences Division. It shows missions on Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, the Space Shuttle, the International Space Station, the Russian Bion and Foton spacecraft, and recent nanosatellites. The Flight Systems Implementation Branch provides payload management, engineering, operations and integration support for experiments involving a wide variety of biological specimens on these missions.

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    This document provides a timeline of life sciences spaceflight missions from the 1960s to present day supported by NASA's Space Biosciences Division. It shows missions on Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, the Space Shuttle, the International Space Station, the Russian Bion and Foton spacecraft, and recent nanosatellites. The Flight Systems Implementation Branch provides payload management, engineering, operations and integration support for experiments involving a wide variety of biological specimens on these missions.

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    Flight Systems Implementation Branch Code SCF Space Biosciences Division

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    Flight Systems Implementation Branch 

    Code SCF
    Space Biosciences Division
    TIMELINE OF ARC LIFE SCIENCES SPACEFLIGHT 
    MISSIONS

    Bion Foton

    1960’s 1970’s 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s

    Space Shuttle
    Gemini 3, 8, 12 Apollo 17

    Skylab 3

    Supported to date 56 STS and 7 ISS missions
     Over 165 Principal Investigators ISS
     Diverse model specimens studied
    Mammalian tissue culture, microbes (prokaryotic and 
    eukaryotic), plants, primates, avian eggs, amphibians,  NASA/MIR
    lizards, aquatic species, insects, snails, and avian eggs
    NanoSatellites   
    FLIGHT SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION BRANCH

    ♦ Payload/Project Management,
    engineering, operations and
    integration
    • International Space Station
    (ISS)
    • STS: Middeck, SpaceHab,
    Spacelab
    • Russian: MIR, Foton, Bion
    ♦ Support for comprehensive studies
    • Ground based research
    • Flight analogs
    • Flight experiments

    3
    EXPERIMENT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

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