NASA weighs crew on first SLS flight and risk factors
NASA weighs adding astronauts to the SLS first flight to speed crewed missions to Mars. The assessment, requested by leaders, weighs higher risk and cost against potential benefits while aiming for an unmanned test late next year. A safety panel warns a compelling reason is needed for crewed initial flights.
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