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NASA seeks proposals for private stations to succeed the ISS

via Ars Technica·8h ago·2 sources

NASA released a solicitation for private space stations that could succeed the ISS as early as 2030, Ars Technica reports. Responses are due December 8, with two or more contractors sought in this funding phase. NASA offers support for initial crew transport; station readiness and delivery schedules remain uncertain.

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