ISS 2030: NASA Extends Operations of the International Space Station

The International Space Station (ISS) serves as a unique laboratory for research not possible on Earth, an observatory for climate change, and a symbol of international cooperation. As it enters its third decade, the ISS is more active than ever, developing technologies for missions to the Moon and Mars, combating diseases, and testing space manufacturing. The ISS is a crucial step in humanity's journey to explore the Moon and beyond, supported by a growing team of nations and companies.

What is the primary purpose of the International Space Station as described in the text?

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What role does the International Space Station play in combating disease?

In what ways is the International Space Station a beacon of international collaboration?

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