NASA Safety Panels Worries About Cut Corners On Orion Testing
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Outside experts advising NASA on safety issues will recommend that the agency reconsider a decision to drop an integrated flight test of the Orion crew capsule’s launch abort system (LAS), out of concerns that the “boilerplate” test planned will not anchor adequately the computer models used to...
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