#deorbiting

#deorbiting

SpaceX won $843 million contract to safely deorbit ISS by crashing it into the Pacific Ocean.

ISS to be guided to 'spacecraft cemetery' in the Pacific, containing remains of 300 spacefaring vehicles.

SpaceX faces challenges due to ISS's massive weight and phased disintegration process over several years.

The International Space Station (ISS) is planned to be deorbited in 2030 using a 'space tug' vehicle built by SpaceX to safely dispose of it.

The International Space Station will be intentionally deorbited into the Pacific Ocean in 2031.

The International Space Station (ISS) is aging and losing altitude, requiring innovative solutions for a controlled descent in the coming years.

The ISS will be decommissioned and deorbited by 2030 due to aging systems and growing maintenance challenges.