U.S./Russian space collaboration entering new, harder phase, Goldin says
With the first U.S.-Russian crew to inhabit the International Space Station well on its way to today's historic homecoming, NASA Administrator Daniel S. Goldin said yesterday the two space superpowers still faced the difficult task of "melding" their strengths and discarding their weaknesses for...
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