Haven-1 Lab

Yuri’s ScienceTaxi can accommodate up to 38 experiment units, known as ScienceShells, and will provide scientists with a powerful tool for studying the effects of microgravity on various biological systems, enabling a wide range of experiments to be conducted in the Haven-1 Lab.

Redwire’s Advanced Space Experiment Processor 4 (ADSEP4) is a fully automated, multi-use processing facility used to conduct a variety of life and physical science research and small-batch biotechnology production in microgravity, with a capacity of up to four sample processing cassettes for pharmaceutical research and manufacturing.

Interstellar Lab’s Eden 1.0 is a plant growth unit designed to conduct research on plants in a microgravity environment on a space station. Installing Eden 1.0 inside the Haven-1 Lab will allow Interstellar Lab to conduct research that will measure and understand the impact of microgravity on plant growth.

Exobiosphere will install its Orbital High Throughput Drug Screening Device (OHTS) in the Haven-1 Lab to conduct microgravity experiments to uncover cellular behaviors that are not observable under Earth’s gravity. Experiment results will provide pharmaceutical, biotech, and healthcare companies with insights to create therapeutics to improve human life on Earth and in space. 

Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation (JAMSS) will install a multi-purpose payload facility that accommodates microgravity experiments and small payload modules. These sub-payloads include devices for colloidal photonic crystallization (a process for developing advanced optical materials), interfaces for commercial merchandise items, and many other applications.