ISS Module Move Makes Way For U.S. Commercial Spacecraft | Animation

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The Permanent Multipurpose Module (PMM) will be moved to a nearby port to create a spare docking port for United States commercial crew transport by SpaceX, Boeing and possibly others in the future. The Unity module will serve as backup to the primary Harmony Module dock.



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