NASA will refly microgravity mission, but scientists want more
U.S. Space Shuttle managers have decided to refly the STS-83 microgravity science mission in July or August to complete the experiments cut short this week by a faulty fuel cell, but microgravity scientists say they need still more time in space to prepare for the full-time facilities of the delayed...
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