ISS Science Takes Off With Columbus, But Big Hurdle Remains
Credit: NASA
Every picture tells a story, and this view of the International Space Station from the space shuttle Atlantis at the end of the STS-122/1E mission speaks volumes. Europe’s new Columbus laboratory is jutting off the starboard side of the Harmony node. Also prominently displayed is the disabled...
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