Shuttle disaster will renew interest in replacement program, analysts say
Although the impact of the Columbia space shuttle disaster on the U.S. aerospace and defense industry won't be clear until NASA's investigation of the accident has concluded, renewed attention will be given to developing a replacement for the aging shuttle, analysts say. William McCurdy, a professor...
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