It’s Way Past Time to Retire the International Space Station
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Started January 19, 2026
With sky-high costs for minimal returns, the ISS has failed on both the geopolitical and scientific research fronts
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It’s Way Past Time to Retire the International Space Station
National Review (United States) | Jan 18, 2026
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Jan 19, 2026
The International Space Station has become a financial burden, diverting funds from more impactful space exploration initiatives.
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The ISS has contributed to important research in microgravity; its legacy merits continued investment for long-term benefits.
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The ISS has fostered international cooperation and scientific collaboration, making it an invaluable asset despite its costs.
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While the ISS has its drawbacks, it serves as a critical platform for preparing for future deep-space missions.
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Retiring the ISS could free up resources for innovative private-sector space ventures that may yield greater returns.
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