NASA board hasn't found cause of June 2 X-43A rocket malfunction
A NASA-convened board investigating the June 2 loss of the X-43A hypersonic test vehicle is continuing to meet at the space agency's Dryden Research Center at Edwards, Calif., but so far has not found the root cause of the failed flight, NASA announced June 19. The X-43A, the first of three to be...
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