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The project is called Commercially Enabled Rapid Space Science, or CERISS. To start, NASA will seek out companies working on research and development for use in low Earth orbit and ask how having scientists on the ISS would further each mission. As it stands, scientists typically have to wait for astronauts to return from the ISS and provide the data and information they collected. That means research happens after the fact, butsays putting scientists on the ISS will speed everything up — putting the "Rapid Space Science" in CERISS, basically.
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