NASA is working to extend the operation of the ISS for another 10 years

As the head of the NASA manned flight program Katie Luders said during an organized

Roscosmos, together with the Russian Foreign Ministry of the international Gagarin conference, NASA management plans to extend the work on the ISS for another 10 years and is working in this direction.

We are working hard to extendthe operation of the ISS for at least another 10 years, and this will play a decisive role in further research. We have worked this out in our administration and are now on track to publish our plans for the next 10 years.

Katie Luders, Head of NASA's Manned Flight Program

NASA is working with various partners to confirm the station's ability to operate for at least another ten years and ensure the best use of the ISS. This is important for the continuation of scientific research.

Operation of the International Space Station ends in 2028.

Also in early September 2021, Roscosmos CEO Dmitry Rogozin announced that the start of the deployment of the Russian Orbital Service Station (ROSS) is planned in five to six years.

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