NASA, NIMA working out agreement for future shuttle imagery
NASA and the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) are working out the details of an agreement in which NIMA routinely will use its satellites to take pictures of the space shuttle in orbit without receiving a formal request from the aerospace agency. The new agreement is part of the fallout...
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