NEW YORK: NASA aforesaid on Fri it’ll open up the International space platform for tourism and different business ventures as of next year, because it seeks to financially disengage from the orbiting research lab.“NASA is opening the International space platform to industrial opportunities and selling these opportunities as we’ve never done before,” NASA chief financial officer Jeff DeWit aforesaid in new york. From refugee camps to NASA, a Pakistani woman’s journey
There will be up to 2 short private astronaut missions each year, said Robyn Gatens, deputy director of the ISS.—HADISA