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Why NASA Is Retiring the International Space Station

The International Space Station has been orbiting above Earth for more than 20 years, but by 2030 NASA will retire it. The ISS will be guided into the Pacific Ocean, crashing into a remote spot called Point Nemo, also known as the “spacecraft cemetery.”

Why retire the ISS? The station is aging, and the cost of keeping it alive runs into billions of dollars every year. Instead, NASA and its partners are investing in the next generation of space stations, being developed by private companies like Axiom Space and Blue Origin.

This isn’t the end of space exploration. The retirement of the ISS opens the door to new missions that will take humans to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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