Space station lifeline tests US Russian teamwork
Two veteran cosmonauts and a US Navy SEAL commander launch from Baikonur to join the International Space Station in a joint venture that demands a new shared culture. Experts warn cross cultural tensions may affect mission success as crews endure cramped living and long durations.
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