ResearchSat is developing CubeSats to conduct life sciences and pharmaceutical research in microgravity environments. We are on a mission to explore the unique characteristics made available by microgravity and we are working to make space research accessible for all researchers and organisations. One of the major risks associated with space missions and conducting experiments in microgravity is an astronaut carrying different kinds of bacteria into space. Research has shown that bacteria in space becomes more aggressive and infectious and this poses a huge risk when performing scientific experiments. We offer an alternative to conducting experiments on-board the ISS. Our platform can perform experiments in a confined space and controlled environment, making it more viable and affordable for researchers and organisations. These experiments allow us to understand and control the behavioural changes of microbes in spaces, as well as aiding in the development of new pharmaceutical products. Our platform supports experiments ranging from microbiological and chemical to pharmaceutical and Agri-product development.