South African tycoon to fly to space station
South African Internet entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth will pay about 25 million for an April flight to the International Space Station. NASAs approval marks a reversal after it opposed Russia selling a seat to Dennis Tito. Shuttleworth plans scientific work including stem cell experiments alongside Yuri Gidzenko and Roberto Vittori.
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Endeavour Docks With Space Station To Relieve Crew
Space shuttle Endeavour docked with the international space station 250 miles above the Polish Ukrainian border ending a two day pursuit. Commander Frank Culbertson welcomed the new three member crew including Yuri Onufrienko who will take over as skipper. Culbertson, staying aboard, spoke of isolation and frustration after the September 11 attacks.
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