Station crew experimenting with robot arm before airlock installation
NASA officials want to give the International Space Station Alpha's Expedition Two Crew plenty of "stick time" with the station's new Canadian-built robotic arm before it is used to install the station's U.S. Joint Airlock Module, scheduled to be delivered to the station next month. The 57.7-foot...
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