NASA's trouble-plagued Dawn spacecraft may suffer yet another
delay to its launch, as agency administrators announced
Tuesday the planned July 7 target date may be overly optimistic due
to continuing glitches with the Delta II launch rocket, and
difficulties with coordinating launch support.
Companies Have To Arrange Own Transportation, Though
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Monday it
will open part of the international space station to outside
scientists and researchers after its completion in three years.
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