Return to flight: has NASA changed enough?

Published: Jul 11, 2005
Source: www.thespacereview.com

This week marks the long-awaited return to flight of the space shuttle. Taylor Dinerman examines whether the space agency's culture has changed enough to successfully fly out the remaining shuttle missions.

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