U.S. And Europe Explore Common Space Transportation Needs
Credit: ESA
Despite its status as a shining example of international cooperation, the International Space Station has a harsh lesson to teach the five-member global partnership that built it: Unilateral decision-making can lead to chaos. Since NASA decided to end its aging cargo- and crew-carrying space shuttle...
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