Space Station Cooling Repairs Pushed Back A Day
HOUSTON — NASA has selected Aug. 6 and tentatively Aug. 9 for a pair of spacewalks to replace the faulty external cooling pump module identified as the cause of last weekend’s abrupt interruption in cooling aboard the International Space Station. Research activities have been suspended until the...
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