By Emelie Rutherford Key lawmakers and the White House signaled support last week for moving forward with building space technologies based on NASA's Constellation manned-spaceflight program, which President Barack Obama has sought to dismantle. The Senate Commerce Committee unanimously approved a policy-setting NASA authorization bill July 15. It would direct the space agency to begin building a heavy-lift rocket now instead of Obama's previous target date of 2015 and to continue working on a crew capsule based on the ill-fated…
NASA Hill Backers Claim Consensus On Bill Hastening Heavy-Lift Rocket
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