Earlier 'Unexplained Anomaly' Eyed in Shuttle Postponement
Hundreds of NASA and space shuttle contractor personnel in more than a dozen teams across the U.S. are being marshaled to find the cause of a hydrogen depletion sensor problem that forced the July 13 scrub of the space shuttle Discovery's initial return-to-flight countdown. Aging avionics and...
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