Delaying Hubble decision will cost $10 million a month starting in December 2007
HUBBLE COSTS: Keeping the option open to perform a Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission will begin costing NASA an estimated $10 million a month if the agency defers the decision on whether to proceed past December 2007. "Obviously we need data from the last shuttle flight and upcoming shuttle...
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