Linear aerospike testing proceeds as tank failure shuts down X-33 program.
AEROSPIKE TESTING: NASA's Stennis Space Center is quietly pushing the envelope on the linear aerospike engine developed for the X-33 prototype reusable launch vehicle, even as engineers gather at Marshall Space Flight Center to figure out what is wrong with the tank that will carry the engine's fuel...
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