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Future of Human Spaceflight: The ISS's End and the Rise of Private Stations

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Future of Human Spaceflight: The ISS's End and the Rise of Private Stations
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The ISS will be decommissioned in 2030 after 30 years of operation, leaving a legacy of scientific and infrastructural knowledge that is crucial for future space exploration. While private companies are developing new space stations to fill the gap, concerns remain about transparency, international cooperation, and the transfer of scientific and operational expertise. The ISS has not only advanced science but also fostered international collaboration and trust, which may be difficult to replicate with commercial stations.

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