NASA in no hurry to privatize a Shuttle while Station looms
Top NASA managers, faced with a Russian economic crisis that threatens the International Space Station partnership, have adopted a wait-and-see approach to privatization of at least one of the four orbiters in the U.S. Space Shuttle fleet because all four spacecraft may be needed to support the...
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