File:Worker checks laptop for CubeSat software issues in the SSPF.jpg

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A worker checks a laptop for CubeSat software issues in the SSPF

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English: Teams worked on the final processing of their payloads that will fly aboard Artemis I. Housed within the Orion stage adapter, the satellites – called CubeSats – are roughly the size of a large shoe box and weigh no more than 30 pounds. Despite their small size, they enable science and technology experiments that may enhance our understanding of the deep space environment, expand our knowledge of the Moon, and demonstrate new technologies that could be used on future missions.

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Taken on 13 July 2021, 09:19:07

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NASA/Cory Huston

Cory Huston
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File:Worker checks laptop for CubeSat software issues in the SSPF.jpg

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13 July 2021