NASA's Plan for Replacing the ISS in 2030 Revealed.

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NASA's Plan for Replacing the ISS in 2030 Revealed.
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NASA plans to replace the International Space Station (ISS) with commercial space stations after it deorbits in 2030. NASA is working with companies like Axiom Space to continue research efforts after the ISS falls. However, NASA needs to ensure that the companies they want to put stations into orbit have a reason to do so. Some of the big players currently working towards creating stations of their own include Northrop Grumman, Blue Origin, and a joint operation between Voyager Space and Nanoracks. Ultimately, if things all go according to plan, NASA shouldn’t have a hard time replacing the ISS with operations on other stations.

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