Goldin concedes Station budget 'very difficult' without Russians
Loss of its Russian partner would make it "very difficult" for NASA to build the International Space Station within the $2.1 billion annual spending cap set by Congress, Administrator Daniel S. Goldin conceded on Capitol Hill yesterday, even with a "pretty mature" design for U.S.-built replacement...
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