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NanoRacks provides low-cost access to space through its hardware onboard the International Space Station. It owns platforms that allow small payloads in CubeSat form factors to be deployed, providing plug-and-play research opportunities for students and researchers. NanoRacks has relationships with NASA and plans to expand access through additional platforms, deploy small satellites, and offer commercial services like microscopes and centrifuges. Its goal is to enable more organizations and individuals to conduct research and technology demonstrations in space.

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Low Cost Market Leader in Space Utilization Priced for Individuals and Governments Small satellites launching from ISS!
NanoRacks Business Model NanoRacks owns and has NASA permission to market its own hardware onboard the International Space Station and beyond. Today we are the go-to company in a new revolution in space use. We employ commercial practises that provide quicker and more reliable access to space Prices allow for STEM high-school projects and Government Research Projects
NASA Relationship 2009 Space Act Agreement with NASA to provide access to the US National Lab in Space Secured from longstanding relationships in NASA and commercial philosophy NASA and Congress eager to see return via public utilization from the $100 billion investment in ISS
NanoRacks Platform-1 and NR-2 Two research platforms developed and funded by NanoRacks in just six months; 16 payload slots in the CubeSat form factor of 10 cm by 10 cm by 10 cm USB standard interface Allows the ultimate plug-and-play for for payloadscustomers includes students and researchers Permanent addition to U.S. National Lab on Space Station. NanoRacks NanoLab Platforms Three research platforms developed and funded by NanoRacks in just six months: o 16 payload slots in form factor of 10 cm by 10 cm by 10 cm o USB standard interface o Allows the ultimate plug- and-play o Over 80 payload customers to date, including students and researchers
NanoRacks Commercial Laboratory o Three NanoRacks research platforms o Two microscopes o Centrifuge o Biological Plate Reader o Protein Crystal Growth experiments o Data returns to customer o On board power available o Return of payloads possible
Astronauts Using NanoRacks Hardware For Customer
Small Satellite Launches 1st company to commercially deploy small satellites from the International Space Station o Deploys satellites from 1 to 3 kg. Larger satellites possible o Typical on-orbit duration of 1- 6 months. o First satellite deployed 4th Quarter 2012; signed for 2013 o Interest from educational, researcher and international customers o Dozens of satellites from multiple countries now under agreement for deployment!
Being built now by EADS- Astrium for 2014. Provides commercial access to the outeside space environment from the convenience of the International Space Station o Sensor Target Testing o Biological Testing o Live Camera/Video Streaming o Satellite Components Testing First customer for EPP announced 3Q 2012 - Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS). NanoRacks External Platform Program (EPP)
o $60k commercial per NanoLab, $30k for schools o $80k per kg for satellite deployments o $1.5 million per payload on external platform with roomer for up to 16 payloads o Discounts for larger experiments or bulk orders o Various pricing for use of lab equipment o Trips to space on 5 different vehicles. Missions every 1-2 months. 2013 Pricing .
o Basic and Applied Researchers o Educational (Universities, School Districts, High Schools) o Small satellite operators o Federal Agencies o Aerospace firms o Space technology developers o Israeli, German, Saudi and other international customers Over 80 payloads delivered to date. Currently over 80 payloads under contract Average time to date from contract signing to delivery to launch is 9 months (vs 3 years for government) Customers for Our Hardware and Services .
No Limit to Customer Market Silicon Valley high school student experiments from Valley Christian High School iPhone onboard Space Station for Odyssey Space Research
International Customers Science experiments with KACST in Saudi Arabia and NSL in Israel Vietnamese small satellite
Research in biopharma industry Fisher Institute Protein Crystal Growth experiments with Emerald Bio
Significant Customers in the Pipeline .o Deployment of a large imaging satellite constellation o DoD / Air Force Research Lab tech demonstration payloads o Consumer Payloads o NASA o Biopharma/pharmaceutical experiments
Management Team .Jeffrey Manber, CEO: former CEO of MirCorp (first ever commercial lease of an orbiting space station), executive at AstroVision, Energia USA, PanAmSat, and Shearson Lehman. Michael Johnson, CTO: former VP of Advanced Programs at SPACEHAB. Developer of the NanoLab Christopher Cummins, SVP Programs and Acting CFO: former Director at Citigroup. Richard Pournelle, VP Business Development: former Director of Business Development at XCOR Aerospace
. Come join with us in utilizing the most valued real estate outside of the Earth onboard the International Space Station!

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  • 1. Low Cost Market Leader in Space Utilization Priced for Individuals and Governments Small satellites launching from ISS!
  • 2. NanoRacks Business Model NanoRacks owns and has NASA permission to market its own hardware onboard the International Space Station and beyond. Today we are the go-to company in a new revolution in space use. We employ commercial practises that provide quicker and more reliable access to space Prices allow for STEM high-school projects and Government Research Projects
  • 3. NASA Relationship 2009 Space Act Agreement with NASA to provide access to the US National Lab in Space Secured from longstanding relationships in NASA and commercial philosophy NASA and Congress eager to see return via public utilization from the $100 billion investment in ISS
  • 4. NanoRacks Platform-1 and NR-2 Two research platforms developed and funded by NanoRacks in just six months; 16 payload slots in the CubeSat form factor of 10 cm by 10 cm by 10 cm USB standard interface Allows the ultimate plug-and-play for for payloadscustomers includes students and researchers Permanent addition to U.S. National Lab on Space Station. NanoRacks NanoLab Platforms Three research platforms developed and funded by NanoRacks in just six months: o 16 payload slots in form factor of 10 cm by 10 cm by 10 cm o USB standard interface o Allows the ultimate plug- and-play o Over 80 payload customers to date, including students and researchers
  • 5. NanoRacks Commercial Laboratory o Three NanoRacks research platforms o Two microscopes o Centrifuge o Biological Plate Reader o Protein Crystal Growth experiments o Data returns to customer o On board power available o Return of payloads possible
  • 6. Astronauts Using NanoRacks Hardware For Customer
  • 7. Small Satellite Launches 1st company to commercially deploy small satellites from the International Space Station o Deploys satellites from 1 to 3 kg. Larger satellites possible o Typical on-orbit duration of 1- 6 months. o First satellite deployed 4th Quarter 2012; signed for 2013 o Interest from educational, researcher and international customers o Dozens of satellites from multiple countries now under agreement for deployment!
  • 8. Being built now by EADS- Astrium for 2014. Provides commercial access to the outeside space environment from the convenience of the International Space Station o Sensor Target Testing o Biological Testing o Live Camera/Video Streaming o Satellite Components Testing First customer for EPP announced 3Q 2012 - Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS). NanoRacks External Platform Program (EPP)
  • 9. o $60k commercial per NanoLab, $30k for schools o $80k per kg for satellite deployments o $1.5 million per payload on external platform with roomer for up to 16 payloads o Discounts for larger experiments or bulk orders o Various pricing for use of lab equipment o Trips to space on 5 different vehicles. Missions every 1-2 months. 2013 Pricing .
  • 10. o Basic and Applied Researchers o Educational (Universities, School Districts, High Schools) o Small satellite operators o Federal Agencies o Aerospace firms o Space technology developers o Israeli, German, Saudi and other international customers Over 80 payloads delivered to date. Currently over 80 payloads under contract Average time to date from contract signing to delivery to launch is 9 months (vs 3 years for government) Customers for Our Hardware and Services .
  • 11. No Limit to Customer Market Silicon Valley high school student experiments from Valley Christian High School iPhone onboard Space Station for Odyssey Space Research
  • 12. International Customers Science experiments with KACST in Saudi Arabia and NSL in Israel Vietnamese small satellite
  • 13. Research in biopharma industry Fisher Institute Protein Crystal Growth experiments with Emerald Bio
  • 14. Significant Customers in the Pipeline .o Deployment of a large imaging satellite constellation o DoD / Air Force Research Lab tech demonstration payloads o Consumer Payloads o NASA o Biopharma/pharmaceutical experiments
  • 15. Management Team .Jeffrey Manber, CEO: former CEO of MirCorp (first ever commercial lease of an orbiting space station), executive at AstroVision, Energia USA, PanAmSat, and Shearson Lehman. Michael Johnson, CTO: former VP of Advanced Programs at SPACEHAB. Developer of the NanoLab Christopher Cummins, SVP Programs and Acting CFO: former Director at Citigroup. Richard Pournelle, VP Business Development: former Director of Business Development at XCOR Aerospace
  • 16. . Come join with us in utilizing the most valued real estate outside of the Earth onboard the International Space Station!