We have recently reported that the researchers of the Centre for Structural Science of HUN-REN RCNS developed a method to grow single crystals of organic compounds in microgravity and sent two compounds for crystallization on board the International Space Station by the invitation of the Space Application Services with the guidance of Japan Manned Space Systems.
The samples have arrived with the Kirara#6 mission flown by SpaceX-32 in the frame of the HUNOR program to the ISS after a smooth launch, travel of 28 hours and docking
The ICEcube incubator is placed into the European module called Columbus. The samples spend one month on the International Space Station.
