Russian Launch Failure Casts Cloud On Space Station Ops
HOUSTON — Russia’s Progress 44 supply capsule, filled with 5,900 lb. of supplies for the International Space Station, crashed back to Earth shortly after launching onboard a Soyuz rocket early Aug. 24, injecting uncertainty over future cargo and crew transport plans early in NASA’s post-shuttle era...
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