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We are developing a silica-aerogel-based cosmic dust collector for use in theTanpopo experiment to be conducted on the International Space Station. The massproduction of simple two-layer hydrophobic aerogels was undertaken in acontamination-controlled environment, yielding more than 100 undamagedproducts. The collector, comprising an aerogel tile and holder panel, wasdesigned to resist launch vibration and to conform to an exposure attachment.To this end, a box-framing aerogel with inner and outer densities of 0.01 and0.03 g/cm$^3$, respectively, was fabricated. The aerogel mounted in the panelpassed random vibration tests at the levels of the acceptance and qualificationtests for launch. It also withstood the pressure changes expected in theairlock on the International Space Station.

Design of a silica-aerogel-based cosmic dust collector for the Tanpopo mission aboard the International Space Station