Commercial ISS Strategy Faces More Than Tech Challenges: Experts

March 17, 2022
From left to right, the Blue Origin and Sierra Space's Orbital Reef, Northrop Grumman's free flyer commercial destination and Starlab, from Nanoracks, Voyager Space, and Lockheed Martin.
Credit: NASA
HOUSTON—NASA’s strategy for transitioning its operations aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to an assortment of commercial free flyers over the coming decade faces a number of challenges, according to a panel of experts with a stake in the outcome. Those challenges include devising a...

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