NASA re evaluates shuttle debris safety findings from Day 12
NASA released Monday a re evaluation of liftoff analysis tied to the shuttle Columbia disaster. The report found no burn-through or safety of flight issue though concerns emerged later. Officials stated engineers agreed with the initial conclusions at the time.
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Bush budget seeks 2.23 trillion plan with modest NASA boost
The Bush administration unveiled a 2.23 trillion dollar budget aiming to curb deficits amid bigger tax cuts. NASA would receive 15.5 billion, education and healthcare programs gain funding, while Justice and Labor face declines. The plan forecasts deficits near 304 billion this year and 307 billion next year, with war costs not yet included.
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Kansas University to observe tribute for Space Shuttle Columbia crew
KU campuses in Lawrence and Kansas City will hold a noon moment of silence for the seven astronauts killed in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. Flags on campus will fly at half staff as Gov. Sebelius orders half-staff at state facilities.
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