File:Seeker CubeSat and Kenobi relay module (JSC2019-E-025857).jpg

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English: The Seeker 3U CubeSat and its communication link, called Kenobi. Seeker is an automated extravehicular free-flying inspector CubeSat designed and built in-house at the Johnson Space Center (JSC). The primary objective of the Seeker mission is to demonstrate a path toward an inspection capability for future crewed space missions.

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Taken on 8 March 2019, 13:26:37

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NASA/JSC/Robert Markowitz

Robert Markowitz
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File:Seeker CubeSat and Kenobi relay module (JSC2019-E-025857).jpg

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8 March 2019

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