What's Ahead in Aerospace: Flame seen on Delta IV was an expected phenomenon, Boeing says
FLAME: An unusual-looking flame seen apparently clinging to the bottom of Boeing's Delta IV rocket during its ascent from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on March 10 was an expected and "well understood" phenomenon resulting from the burning of hydrogen exhaust off of the rocket's thermal shield, according to...
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