NASA's Going To Deorbit the International Space Station in 2030! | ISS | NASA | ESA | Space News

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Title: NASA's Going To Deorbit the International Space Station in 2030! | ISS | NASA | ESA | Space News

In this video we talk about how NASA has plans to build a space tug to tug the ISS out of orbit, and send it into a controlled crash into the Pacific ocean. This is some sad news, as it has been around for more than 20 years...

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[spacetraverse]

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[sebione]

Why not push it into a higher orbit to preserve it as a museum for future generations?

[stevesaavedra]

Why is this sad? I say that would mean it accomplishes its mission and should show where it can improve to even greater levels of success . achieving greater levels of safety and development as the world moves forward is a good thing ⛵️✨

[joshuapowell]

This station is one year older than me

[Xomiplayz]

Hey space traverse; if it's old. Can't we turn it into voyager 3?

[benjaminthame]

Why ditch it in the ocean? Just send it out into space!

[k_rodeo]

You’d think that instead of crashing it into Point Nemo they’d crash it somewhere slightly more shallow then put it inside a museum. Such a great waste of history.

[yosta]

It must stay functional for next 100 years

[MercuryAndMetals]

Well, it's slowly heading back to earth also because of docking.

[txju]

The good news we have Tiangong for International Colaboration

[Abdul_JaculBuratsadorSalsalani]

Why not make a landing pod or landing Tower on the Moon so you could dock the ISS there to serve as a temporary Depot for visiting Astronauts during moon missions.

[gaylenemorley]

Sad that was really neat to see back on earth from space station pictures yup

[anthonygreenfield]

Its good. We need more competition, like the chinese and Europe feel pressured now to perform better and send up more science

[dontavious]

I swear they better put cameras all over and inside the ISS so we can see what happens as it re-enters

[EarthlySaturn]

Rest in pieces ISS you will be missed, you did great in space.
Reply:
R.I.P ISS you will be missed
If you don’t want the ISS to go

[highpointsights]

I think it's time!! Just like it's time to let the Hubble ride off into the sunset and launch the Nancy Grace Roman telescope!!!

[SeanSchwifty]

Urban explorers should get to it before they destroy it 👀😬😜

[clarocarta]

Worth the investment. Change is constant.

[louievelez]

Flying 117000 mph around earth which is spinning 1000 mph and orbiting around sun at 66.6 thousand mph and chasing the sun at over 500ooo mph. Cool story.

[CelloandAnayaJ]

Something tells me this isn’t going to end well