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NASA’s ISS deorbit plan is getting pushback over what could land in the ocean

June 23, 2026 by Alan Card
A mesmerizing view of Earth as seen from a space station with solar panels and satellite modules.

NASA’s plan to retire the International Space Station is drawing scrutiny over where the station will come down, what may survive reentry, and whether the ocean is getting enough protection in the process.

Categories Space Tags environment, International Space Station, ISS deorbit, NASA, ocean health, Point Nemo, space policy, SpaceX

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