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Why is NASA planning to de-orbit the ISS? How will the space station be de-assembled?

Four Americans, two Russians, and one European are currently whizzing around the Earth at an altitude of 254 miles while their home countries prepare for potential war

For more than two decades the International Space Station (ISS) has been the mainstay of human presence and research in space. More than 100 metres long, it’s the largest object ever placed in space, and its construction brought together the space agencies from the United States, Europe, Russia, Japan and…

Extending the operation of the International Space Station (ISS), which orbits 400 kilometers above the Earth, is under consideration. For humans to hone their skills to explore the moon and Mars, it is realistic to use existing facilities.

After a mission extension in September, Nasa astronaut Marke Vande Hei will soon set a space agency record for consecutive days in space.

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With China emerging as a major power in space, can the International Space Station -- in its remaining years of operation -- play a new role in an era of international competition hundreds of kilometers above Earth?

NASA’s statement on the International Space Station's retirement makes it clear that the future of space travel lies in the hands of privately-funded companies.

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