What will become of the ISS after it is decommissioned?
What will eventually happen to the ISS after it is decommissioned?
Does the ISS ever have to be cleaned? What are the chances of a private ISS after 2024? What will it take to keep the ISS hardware in orbit, past its operational life? Are there any definite plans for something like ISS2.0 after the ISS expires in 2024 (or possibly later)? Does NASA have plans for a larger successor to the ISS? What would replace ISS in 2024? Or it would stay in space longer? Will bigelow commercial space station be the substitute of the ISS in 2024? How long do the oxygen tanks on the ISS last? Do they need replacement? What happens everyday in the ISS (International Space Station)? How and when ISS was send to space? What would happen here on earth if the ISS exploded and all evidence pointed to it being intentional? How was ISS sent to space? Should the International Space Station (ISS) always be occupied? Does India contribute to the ISS (International Space Station)? Theoretically, how long could a human live on the ISS? What is the mission of the ISS? Are there weapons aboard the ISS? If ISS orbiting around the Earth requires orbital lift/correction due to orbital decay then how will such an operation be carried out in MAVEN/MOM periodically? What is the ISS? What kind of work is done on the ISS? Are we able to bring a decommissioned artificial satellite or space vehicle back to earth without it being destroyed when reentering the atmosphere? What would be a good reason to have this technology? How long can an astronaut stay in ISS? What are the time dilation effects on the ISS? Has there ever been a fight aboard the ISS? How do astronauts get deliveries on the ISS? If the ISS was standing still in Earth´s orbit, would she fall? What kind of experiments are conducted on the ISS? What do astronauts do while on the ISS? Does Russia plan to detach its segments from the ISS and reattach them to a new, Russian-only space station? Why doesn't NASA build a spaceship and leave it docked in the ISS to be used for exploration missions?