Goldin wants a horse race in next-generation launch vehicles
NASA is unlikely to pick a clear winner soon in the race to provide U.S. human access to space after the International Space Station is built because Administrator Daniel S. Goldin wants competition among companies working on the problem to shape the decision. Goldin told The DAILY yesterday that...
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