Produced by: Manoj Kumar
The International Space Station (ISS) will make a fiery descent to Earth in 2031 after decades in orbit.
The $150 billion ISS, a marvel of human engineering, shows signs of wear, with 80% of Russian modules outdated.
NASA and SpaceX will carefully guide the ISS to Point Nemo, avoiding dangerous debris fallout.
Point Nemo, a remote Pacific location, will be the ISS's final resting place, joining hundreds of spacecraft.
Experts warn of "Kessler Syndrome," where uncontrolled debris collisions could endanger Earth's space infrastructure.
SpaceX’s Dragon capsule will act as a tug, lowering the ISS to a safe altitude before its fiery re-entry.
Artifacts from the ISS may be rescued for museums, preserving its legacy for future generations.
The ISS, with astronauts from 20 nations, has symbolized international cooperation in space exploration.
After housing humans continuously for over 30 years, the ISS’s final act marks a poignant chapter in space history.