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NASA Chief Says Future Flights Will Force Cutbacks in Science

The New York Times: The ability to send humans into space after retiring the space shuttle is such a high priority for NASA that some space science must be sacrificed to help pay for it, the agency's administrator, Michael D. Griffin, said Tuesday.

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