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On Monday, August 23, 2010 NanoRack-2 began drawing power on the ISS, further exanding the opportunities for affordable micro-G research.

Astronaut Shannon Walker, who flew to orbit on June 15 as a member of the Soyuz TMA-19 crew on Expedition 24 and 25, is overseeing install.

Challenged to place, twice in one week, a small satellite into Earth orbit, The Nano-Satellite Launch Challenge is one of the three new Centennial Challenges just announced by NASA.

The goal is to stimulate small satellite launch opportunities.

Pictured on the right is an entrant in the Centennial Glove Challenge. That particular challenge awarded $250k in 2009 to the designer of a better astronaut glove. A list of awards may be found here.

The agency is currently soliciting proposals from non-profit organizations to manage each of the three new competitions.

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Credit: NASA

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