Next shuttle flight likely to slip to January '05
The scheduled launch of STS-114 is likely to slip to January 2005 as engineers continue to grapple with issues related to the shuttle's external tank and the boom being developed to inspect the orbiter in space, according to a NASA official. In accordance with the recommendations of the Columbia...
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