Farewell to the International Space Station
NASA confirms its retirement in 2030 and the beginning of the commercial space station era.
The International Space Station mission is coming to an end, with its retirement scheduled to begin in 2030 and be decommissioned in early 2031.
The largest man-made object ever put into orbit: the International Space Station (ISS) will soon be retired.
NASA and its international partners, involving 15 countries, have officially announced the end of the ISS program, marking a strategic transition to another type of infrastructure.
This transition means the end of the ISS era, but not the end of human presence in low Earth orbit, as a new commercial space station era is set to begin.
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