well, if anyone needs another argument to keep it, here's one.
this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2025
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Well, the ISS won't last forever, but it would be silly to deorbit it while it's still working and we don't yet have a replacement.
Just when it seemed like he'd already gone "full crazy"... I guess this must be "fuller crazy".
They always find new depths to sink to.
I am not looking forward to "Block 5 fullerest crazy, version 7"...
imo the iss is the most 'useful' manned space program that's taken place, it's actually useful for scientific purposes and I just love how the Russian and US segments work together seamlessly. it'd be a real shame when it finally goes down
Its planned to happen in a few years anyway AFAIK. No idea why he cares about speeding it up.
kinda scary realising that 2030 is only 5 years away
So that his name will be written next to it forever.
I just love how the Russian and US segments work together seamlessly. it’d be a real shame when it finally goes down
Yeah, the ISS really seems to be the last bastion of collaboration between the two countries. I can't imagine any such collaboration happening on the successor to the ISS.