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Space station company Vast sues rival Axiom over alleged copying of its work

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One commercial space station company has filed a lawsuit against another, accusing it of copying its work. The dispute centers on a NASA filing that referenced a submission from Vast, which in some places replaced the name Axiom with the phrase 'the PAM Provider.' The reporting excerpt provided is limited, so further details about the specific claims, damages sought, and court timeline are not available here. The case highlights growing competition among firms vying for NASA contracts to develop commercial space stations.

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