They Say NASA Hasn't Fixed "Cultural" Issues That Contributed
To Columbia Tragedy
Two of NASA's most senior shuttle commanders -- both of whom
recently left the space agency, say not enough has been done to
correct cultural safety issues that became factors in the
destruction of Columbia two years ago.
The astronauts of the Space Shuttle Discovery got a chance to
work with some of the equipment they will be taking to space.
Flight commander Eileen Collins and her crew were at NASA's Kennedy
Space Center, Fla., for the Payload Crew Equipment Interface
Test.
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