Biological satellites
NASA History Office on Twitter: "Launched #OTD in 1966, Biosatellite 1 carried more than 10-million tiny living organisms into space to study the effects of the space environment on life processes. Unfortunately,
Into Orbit: Satellite Bio Raises $110M toward Tissue Therapeutics: Emerging from stealth mode, company focuses on manufacturing platform, pipeline growth starting with focus on liver conditions: GEN Edge: Vol 4, No 1
Satellite Bio launches with $110m to treat organ failure with tissue implants - The Boston Globe
Biosatellite program - Wikipedia
u.s. biosatellite - Picture of Tellus Science Museum, Cartersville - Tripadvisor
Russian Foton-M Can Operate Autonomously | engineeringrussia
Biosat 1, 2, 3 (Bios 1, 2, 3) - Gunter's Space Page
NASA - Mars Mice
Biosatellite
Biosatellite - Wikipedia
Cosmos/Kosmos Biosatellites | astrobotany.com
Satellite Bio exits stealth mode with $110 million and tissue repair ambition
Satellite Bio launches with $110M to develop injectable tissues
Pigtail Monkey Used In Biosatellite Flight Photograph by Nasa/science Photo Library - Pixels
Biosatellite 1 - Wikipedia
No One Has Gotten Lucky In Space | FiveThirtyEight
What is BioSentinel? | NASA
The Mars Gravity Biosatellite as an innovative partial gravity research platform | Semantic Scholar
Bioprinting Startup Satellite Bio Exits Stealth with Ex-Novartis Exec as CEO - 3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing
Biosatellite (Biosat) series
A) A biosatellite of the type used in the COSMOS flights. The animals... | Download Scientific Diagram
