NASA's space shuttle main engine
NASA's space shuttle main engine passed its 1 millionth sec. of operation during an 8.5-min. static firing at Stennis Space Center, Miss., last week. The engine was undergoing an acceptance test prior to its scheduled flight on the STS-121 mission, the second after shuttles resume flying. Overall...
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