International Space Cooperation refers to collaborative efforts among countries to explore and utilize outer space. This cooperation often involves sharing resources, technology, and scientific knowledge to achieve common goals, such as conducting research, developing space missions, and enhancing satellite communication. Notable examples include the International Space Station (ISS), where multiple nations work together to conduct experiments and promote peaceful use of space. Such partnerships can lead to advancements in various fields, including astronomy, earth observation, and space exploration. By pooling expertise and funding, countries can tackle complex challenges, such as climate change and disaster management, while fostering peaceful relations and mutual understanding among nations.