Lockheed's new Atlas V almost finished
Lockheed Martin's Atlas V - the first U.S. rocket in 26 years to have a new type of liquid-fueled engine - is nearing completion at an assembly plant near Denver, Colo., and is on track to be shipped to the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida at the end of April. The 205-foot-long rocket...
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