Kathmandu. The International Space Station (ISS), upon its return to Earth in 2030, will signal the end of nearly three decades of peaceful international collaboration. It will also mark the conclusion of a significant era where space was the center of human life and global cooperation.Since November 2000, the station, a scientific laboratory the size of a football field, has been continuously inhabited. Orbiting around the Earth at approximately eight kilometers per second, the ISS has continuously advanced scientific research, technological development, and human collaboration.As a new team of astronauts prepares to depart for the station next week, many individuals...