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All jokes aside, I really hope that Nix pans out. Would be super cool to see a European ISS resupply vehicle.

Or resupply... Starlab? I'm hoping ESA takes a big stake in one of the new stations.

Starlab? I guess that is the one with the most ESA buy-in through Airbus.

At this point I just hope someone gets something up and operational before the ISS retires. Seems like Vast will probably be first to get a module launched.

• 2027 Q1: Vast Haven-1
• 2027: Orbital Reef (contingent on Vulcan and/or New Glenn return to flight)
• 2028: Axiom Station
• 2028: Vast Haven-2
• 2028: Bharatiya Antariksh Station
• 2028: Russian Orbital Station (LOL, eat my hat Peter-Beck-style if this schedule holds)
• 2029: Starlab (contingent on Starship Cargo variant)

These timelines are getting kind of close to ISS retirement, and we haven't really seen hardware from anyone other than Vast and Axiom.