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NASA is preparing to destroy the International Space Station .
SpaceX has been awarded a $843 million contract to push the station safely out of orbit and back to Earth .
The space station will be destroyed sometime after the end of its operational life in 2030 .
Deorbiting the space station "supports NASA 's plans for future commercial destinations," NASA said.
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