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Vast astronaut mission kicks off commercial race to replace ISS
Vast astronaut mission kicks off commercial race to replace ISS Andrew Zinin Lead Editor The race to replace the aging International Space Station is heating up after US company Vast announced a mission to fly an astronaut to its planned Haven-1 station next year. If the repeatedly delayed Haven-1 is launched into orbit as scheduled in early 2027, it will become history's first commercial space station, beating out several competitors. It would also mark a post-ISS era for humanity's...
French astronaut to fly to commercial space station under deal
French astronaut to fly to commercial space station under deal Andrew Zinin Lead Editor Two French astronauts are to blast into space next year, one of whom will stay on board the world's first commercial space station, under a new deal sealed between France and the U.S. company Vast. "This confirms France's space ambitions," President Emmanuel Macron said on X late Monday after announcing the deal on the sidelines of a Paris conference. Under the deal, Thomas Pesquet and Arnaud Prost will...
SpaceX aims to raise record $75 bn in stock market debut
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