NASA’s Ares I Starting To Take Shape at Marshall
Credit: NASA/MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
Four years after NASA embraced Ares I as the next route to space for U.S. astronauts, the new crew launch vehicle is beginning to move from computer-aided-design workstations to the floors of various “fab labs” here that in some cases date back to the Saturn V program in the 1960s. However, the Ares...
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