Lockheed Martin picked to build NASA's X-33
Clinton Administration space managers put their money on Lockheed Martin yesterday to take the U.S. space program into the 21st century with a new reusable launch vehicle that incorporates a lifting body and a linear aerospike engine. Vice President Gore announced the company's selection to build...
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