ROUND TWO
NASA is pushing on with its Space Launch Initiative, seeking research proposals on propulsion, crew escape, integrated ground testing and flight demonstrations in a second round of bidding that closes Mar. 27. The agency plans to spend about $500 million this time, over and above the $791 million...
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