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NASA: There Are No Technical Obstacles to the Use of ISS After 2030

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The International Space Station (ISS) can continue to operate beyond 2030, despite plans to complete its operation; the American Space Agency sees no technical obstacles to the extension of the orbital complex, as reported by NASA representative Joshua Finch.

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