NASA has no policy for Station tourists, but Shuttle is out
Any civilian tourist visiting the International Space Station will have to arrive in a Russian Soyuz capsule rather than a U.S. Space Shuttle even if NASA develops a policy permitting such commercialization of the orbiting lab. NASA's ISS program manager, Tommy Holloway, told reporters yesterday...
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