Artist's concept of the TAMU-SPIRIT attached to an Express Logistics Carrier on the exterior of the International Space Station.
Credit: Aegis Aerospace
HOUSTON—Texas A&M University is contracting with Aegis Aerospace, Inc., to provide access to an external International Space Station (ISS) research facility. Activities will range from in-space research, testing, and advanced materials manufacturing to robotics testing, space surveillance and...
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