Et tu, Soyuz?

[Gnam]

Russians ground Soyuz after launch failure.
NASA considers evacuating the Space Station Internacional.

http://news.yahoo.com/nasa-space-station-may-evacuated-nov-153619971.html

:shakehead

[cameraman]

Gotta like how it is the first launch after they parked the shuttles:shakehead

[dando]

:shakehead :saywhat: :irked:

No worries....SpaceX will save the day. :saywhat:

-Kevin

[dando]

Skylab redux (http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5grHmgulYouN4SjPtHeQ-BgKyEUJQ?docId=CNG.9e34c99182f5659a398b65217766ca1 7.b31)


"There is a greater risk of losing the ISS when it's unmanned than if it were manned," Michael Suffredini, the ISS program manager for the US space agency, said on a conference call with reporters.

"The risk increase is not insignificant," he added.

:saywhat:

-Kevin

[stroker]

"Paging Mr. Rutan, paging Mr. Rutan..."

[Indy]

Our priorities as a nation are so profoundly wrong, I can make myself physically ill thinking about it. :shakehead

[chop456]

Russia pins Soyuz failure to production line defect (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14852534)