Space Plan Seen As Last Chance For U.S. Space Program
NASA's top budget officer doesn't see much choice for the U.S. human space program as it steers away from the space shuttle and International Space Station to President Bush's long-range exploration agenda. According to comptroller Steve Isakowitz, Bush's plan was designed to make the exploration...
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