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NASA needs a design for $1 billion space-tug for International Space Station

NASA recently kicked off its search for design proposals for $1 billion space-tug. The planned spacecraft will help take the aging International Space Station out of orbit years from now.

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NASA Seeks Space Tug Ideas To Crash Space Station Back To Earth

The space station is by far the largest single structure ever built in space.

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NASA planning new spacecraft that will deorbit International Space Station

NASA said the station will be deorbited in a controlled manner to avoid populated areas.

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NASA looking for designs for $1 billion space-tug to crash ISS back to Earth

The call for designs was initiated on 20 September, with proposals due no later than 17 November.

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Operation Fetch the Space Station: NASA announces audacious $1bn plan to tow the ISS to Earth on the back of a spaceship - then slingshot it into the Pacific Ocean

NASA will pay $1 billion for a space-tug design powerful enough to de-orbit the International Space Station and send it crashing back to Earth where it will land in the Pacific Ocean.

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