ISS program manager Dana Weigel discusses a plan for NASA to procure a new module that would attach to the ISS and then separate to become the core of a new outpost with commercial partners.
Credit: Irene Klotz/Aviation Week
NASA is proposing an alternative approach for a station in low Earth orbit to follow the International Space Station (ISS) due to technical, budget and other obstacles facing prospective commercial providers. The current budget of about $250 million per year is inadequate to fund even one aspiring...
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