When will the space shuttle be landing?”
Space shuttle landing in question, poor forecast CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA is pressing ahead with a Sunday night landing for space shuttle Endeavour, but poor landing weather on both U.S. coasts makes any touchdown attempts unlikely. Rain and clouds are expected at both Kennedy Space Center in Florida and Edwards Air Force Base in California, the backup site. The good news is that the weather should improve at Edwards on Monday. Endeavour and its six astronauts could remain in orbit until Tuesday, if necessary. The shuttle is returning from the International Space Station. The crew installed a new room and big bay window. The space station, meanwhile, was hit with computer trouble Sunday. For a while, communication was disrupted between the five space station residents and Mission Control.
Space Shuttle Landing in Question, Poor Forecast Space shuttle’s landing in question, bad weather expected on both US coasts Sunday night NASA is pressing ahead with a Sunday night landing for space shuttle Endeavour, but poor landing weather on both U.S. coasts makes any touchdown attempts unlikely. Rain and clouds are expected at both Kennedy Space Center in Florida and Edwards Air Force Base in California, the backup site. The good news is that the weather should improve at Edwards on Monday. Endeavour and its six astronauts could remain in orbit until Tuesday, if necessary. The shuttle is returning from the International Space Station. The crew installed a new room and big bay window. The space station, meanwhile, was hit with computer trouble Sunday. For a while, communication was disrupted between the five space station residents and Mission Control.
NASA is pressing ahead with a Sunday night landing for space shuttle Endeavour, but poor landing weather on both U.S. coasts makes any touchdown attempts unlikely. Rain and clouds are expected at both Kennedy Space Center in Florida and Edwards Air Force Base in California, the backup site. The good news is that the weather should improve at Edwards on Monday. Endeavour and its six astronauts could remain in orbit until Tuesday, if necessary. The shuttle is returning from the International Space Station. The crew installed a new room and big bay window. The space station, meanwhile, was hit with computer trouble Sunday. For a while, communication was disrupted between the five space station residents and Mission Control.
