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NASA borrows ideas, parts from the Apollo program

USA Today: Jim Snoddy and other NASA engineers didn't just go to the drawing board or a warehouse when they needed ideas — and parts — for America's next lunar rocket. They went to space museums.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on August 15, 2006 11:26 AM |

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