NASA okays March 11 launch for longest ISS mission to date
NASA has approved space shuttle Endeavour to launch March 11 on STS-123, a 16-day mission that will mark the longest International Space Station (ISS) visit by the orbiter to date. The approval, which followed a day-and-a-half long meeting at Kennedy Space Center (KSC), Fla., came just nine days...
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