Next shuttle flight slips to no earlier than May '05
NASA has decided to delay the space shuttle's return to flight to no earlier than May 2005, citing the effects of four hurricanes that created damage and delays at various agency facilities over a six-week period. The agency's Space Flight Leadership Council, which gives the final go-ahead for...
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