NASA Sees Room For An Extra Shuttle Flight In an Emergency
NASA still hasn't decided to launch its STS-121 space shuttle mission in May, the next available window for the daylight photography conditions mandated after the Columbia accident, or in the follow-on July window. But if the test flight demonstrates the problems that felled Columbia are solved...
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