Window replacements could delay next Shuttle flight
Engineers at Kennedy Space Center have decided to replace the two forward windows on the Space Shuttle Columbia out of fear they may not be structurally sound, a move that may impact the scheduled Nov. 8 STS-80 mission to refly the Wake Shield Facility. A KSC spokesman said Friday replacing the...
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