NASA is looking ahead to the day in 2010 when the space shuttle fleet retires and the three orbiter vehicles -- Atlantis, Discovery and Endeavour -- never fly again. But NASA is seeking proposals for display of only two of the three shuttles. NASA issued a request for information (RFI) seeking suggestions to be submitted by March 17 describing how two of the orbiters and the space shuttle main engines might be displayed for the public to view. The space…
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