NASA plans to crash the ISS into the Pacific Ocean | News Rundown

SpaceX is getting ready for an update on its Starship plans, NASA solidified plans to deorbit the International Space Station in 2031, and two members of the station’s Expedition 66 crew recently passed 300 days in space.
Those topics and more on this week’s human spaceflight News Rundown!
For live views of ongoing work at SpaceX's Starbase facility in South Texas, you can watch a 24/7 livestream from @NASASpaceflight here: • Starbase Live: 24/7 St...
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00:00 | Intro
00:43 | ISS deorbit plans
03:08 | Axiom Mission 1 approved by NASA
04:50 | Astronaut and cosmonaut pass 300 days in orbit
06:10 | Orel testing timeline updated
07:19 | SLS delayed…again
08:20 | Starship update coming soon!
09:36 | NBL photos and Close
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Between Elon Musk getting ready to give a Starship update and NASA releasing International Space Station deorbit plans, a lot is happening in the world of human spaceflight!
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[@brett4264]

Good video. Thanks!

[@SM-cg2dc]

I remember when NASA went to Congress begging for the money for the ISS. They said that it would be a permanent outpost. They said that it was modular and older modules would be replaced when needed. So much for that line of crap! 😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@brett4264]

The size of Starship against those little bitty NASA toys always cracks me up. It's like SpaceX's space plans stacked up against NASA's. NASA is only a player because of their history and some lawmaker's pork projects.

[@brett4264]

I'd hate for China to have the only "space station" up there. Maybe I'm old school, but I want an American Flag on any new station that "we" put up there; not some symbol of countries working together like a UN flag.