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Blog: New Scientist Space Blog Posted: Friday 04th of July 2008 1:01 AM
The space shuttle may have to work past retirement age, after all.
The US Congress is currently trying to set NASA's future mission and goals by drafting a bill called the NASA Authorization Act. A version of the bill, obtained by New Scientist, has passed a Senate committee that would require the agency to look into the prospect of flying the shuttle past 2010. As this Senate press release states:
The bill includes a number of provisions to ensure the United States has uninterrupted human access...
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