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Three words NQAS Feb 2022 #1
The US taxpayer pays for 24x7 space monitoring Zorro Feb 2022 #4
I have no problem with private space stations however jgmiller Feb 2022 #2
With the ISS, I think the issue is just how old it's getting Sapient Donkey Feb 2022 #7
I understand that it's past it design life jgmiller Feb 2022 #19
This is mostly about ROI at this point. Happy Hoosier Feb 2022 #30
NASA will responsibly dispose of the ISS sanatanadharma Feb 2022 #3
I really hate to see this. slightlv Feb 2022 #5
Exactly--we're handing space over to profiteers! Auggie Feb 2022 #25
Thank you.... slightlv Feb 2022 #28
Junk in space Bayard Feb 2022 #6
Aim for the floating plastic garbage island. Qutzupalotl Feb 2022 #8
Nephew Is Long Time Electrical Engineer For Space Station DallasNE Feb 2022 #9
To bad we don't have the shuttle to bring back a section to be placed in the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy turbinetree Feb 2022 #10
Welcome to Marriott Hilton North Orbit 1. dbonds Feb 2022 #11
I'm really sorry it's going to be junked like that Hekate Feb 2022 #12
It seems very wasteful to drop all of that material into the ocean truthisfreedom Feb 2022 #13
+1 Slammer Feb 2022 #16
Like a boat floating in water, it won't stay put HariSeldon Feb 2022 #29
"The private sector is technically and financially capable of developing and operating commercial notinkansas Feb 2022 #14
Calling Boeing the "private sector" anymore is almost laughable. Coventina Feb 2022 #15
And they've done such a great job at coming up with a replacement for the shuttle program. LT Barclay Feb 2022 #27
Are they dumping anything toxic? OneCrazyDiamond Feb 2022 #17
To everyone worried about polluting the ocean jgmiller Feb 2022 #18
"that's no moon!" Javaman Feb 2022 #20
They should aim for Mar-a-Lago ArizonaLib Feb 2022 #21
I'll betcha they could sell it to trump SouthernDem4ever Feb 2022 #22
IF only he had money!!! CaptainTruth Feb 2022 #23
Why not add a booster engine and have into sent to the Sun. rickford66 Feb 2022 #24
That would take an enormous amount of propellant and be extremely expensive. Dial H For Hero Feb 2022 #32
Article doesn't say if the ISS will be unoccupied when they crash it. Kaleva Feb 2022 #26
Its OK, China will have theirs operating by next year, with a space telescope module for 2024 Shanti Shanti Shanti Feb 2022 #31
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