No turning back on shuttle retirement, officials say
With contracts being closed out and facilities turned over for work on the new Orion and Ares vehicles, the space shuttle has reached the point of no return from its scheduled 2010 retirement date, according to NASA officials. Some lawmakers, such as Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas), have...
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