Question#1 NASA plans to retire the ISS which is more than 20 years old and costs about $4 billion operate. NASA calls on private companies to build new space stations in orbit and in to expects to save more than $1 billion annually as a result. NASA requires that the new s outperforms the current ISS. Axiom Space is in the competition and will submit its proposal to NASA. (Refer to the links Resource 7 & Resource 8) The team of engineers conducts research and investigations to determine the best standards/criteria possible for the new station. You will support and justify your choice scientific evidence. (Note: Those criteria should not be similar to those of the ISS) Criteria: The altitude of the new station The mass of the new station The orbital velocity of the new station