Kennedy Space Center: Shuttles' fate unknown

Posted on: Sep. 6th, 2004 || Source: floridatoday.com | E-mail Article | Print Article

The fate of NASA's multibillion-dollar space shuttle fleet remains an open question.

NASA recovery teams will reopen Kennedy Space Center Monday and begin to tally damage done at the agency's coastal Florida spaceport. High winds from the easternmost edge of Hurricane Frances made it too dangerous to send teams in to KSC on Sunday.

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