Axiom space

Fostering Humanity's Expansion to Space

A growing coalition of nations, corporations and individuals are taking on the challenges of lunar exploration, Mars settlement and deep Space exploration. At the same time, the International Space Station (ISS) is scheduled to be retired in 2024 resulting in the loss of the low Earth orbit services, critical exploration infrastructure, and Earth-focused research provided by ISS for almost two decades.

Axiom’s international commercial space station will stimulate growth of the low Earth orbit (LEO) user community by providing additional and expanded services at ISS and allowing a seamless transition to the Axiom station when ISS is retired.  This Axiom Space commercial initiative will allow NASA to realize their mandate to transition the multibillion-dollar LEO market to the private sector.

With multiple decades of experience as industry leaders in human spaceflight, the Axiom team is uniquely qualified to ensure continuity and growth for the programs that have been reliant on the ISS, while building and safely operating a multi-user platform that will serve the accelerating demand for human participation in and the industrialization of Space.

Axiom Station 3d Experience

Axiom Station is the privately-owned successor to the International Space Station (ISS) and it builds on ISS's 17-year legacy of human spaceflight. The new station's modules will be sent to orbit over a five year period with a plan to connect to ISS during Axiom Station's construction, and to separate from ISS and operate independently when ISS is retired.

Some features of the new station:

Robust research and manufacturing capabilities

Based on reliable module technologies proven over 17 years on orbit

Utilizes the most advanced remote communications and control systems

Luxurious accommodations and modern user interfaces

Capability to support ground-based user hardware

Construction one to two orders of magnitude less costly than ISS