The clock is ticking. In 2030, the International Space Station will be deorbited. Instead of backing US companies that have already invested over $2 billion to replace it, NASA is proposing to build another government-owned station. The Space Frontier Foundation responded, forcefully. Read what we told them, why it matters, and make sure Washington hears it. Our team is already in Hill offices and on the public record fighting for commercial space stations — but that depends on your support.

A national survey of registered voters shows broad support for reusable rockets and growing openness to commercial launch providers, signaling public readiness for a modernized U.S. space program.

As human presence in orbit reaches 25 years, the International Space Station stands as proof that large-scale partnerships and complex operations can succeed in space. The next phase must move beyond demonstration toward a productive low Earth orbit economy focused on tangible products, services, and sustained commercial demand.