International Space Cooperation

International Space Cooperation refers to collaborative efforts between countries and organizations in the field of space exploration and research. This cooperation typically involves sharing resources, expertise, and technology to achieve common goals in space science, satellite deployment, human spaceflight, planetary exploration, and other aerospace activities. Such partnerships can take various forms, including joint missions, bilateral agreements, and participation in multinational programs like the International Space Station (ISS). The aim of international space cooperation is to enhance scientific knowledge, promote peaceful use of outer space, address global challenges, and foster diplomatic relations among nations.