Airbus and Voyager Space to build successor to ISS
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Voyager Space and Airbus are joining forces to create Starlab, a commercial space station set to replace the International Space Station (ISS) once it retires in 2031. Selected by NASA in December 2021, Starlab is part of Colorado-based Voyager Space's $160 million contract, with Nanoracks and Lockheed Martin. Europe's Airbus, which initially agreed to provide design support, is now a key partner for Starlab.
