Solar-array rip adds one more complication to ISS planning
HOUSTON - A tear that appeared in one of the International Space Station's (ISS) solar arrays just moments before it was fully redeployed Oct. 30 makes planning the remainder of the STS-120/10A ISS assembly mission even more difficult than it was when all the engineers had to do was figure out what...
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