NASA Provides Some Details On Commercial ISS Resupply
NASA will spend $40 million in the current fiscal year and another $130 million in Fiscal 2007 on commercial launches to the International Space Station (ISS), part of a $500-million wedge that could give spaceflight entrepreneurs enough seed corn to begin harvesting profits from orbit. A draft call...
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