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Airbus is helping build Starlab, a space station to replace the ISS

A joint venture between France’s Airbus and US-based Voyager will see the creation of Starlab to help NASA and the ESA with space research in the next decade. Read more: Airbus is helping build Starlab, a space station to replace the ISS
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