What's next for the International Space Station tops the agenda at a major conference being held today in Cape Canaveral.
Officials from NASA, aerospace companies and the station's international partners gathered at the Radisson Resort at the Port to discuss the $100 billion outpost's future.
The two-day conference, called "International Space Station: The Next Decade," was opened by KSC Chief Robert Cabana and Bill Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for space operations. A couple hundred people were in attendance.
Upcoming panels will focus on: the international partnership; positioning the ISS for the utilization era; and the station as a national laboratory.
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Should have named it, "How do we get to ISS when our own idiots (leaders) are shutting down manned space flight"?
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