NASA Counts Down to Tuesday Shuttle Launch

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Published July 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM EDT

NASA plans to launch the Space Shuttle Discovery Tuesday, though hasn't found or fixed the fuel sensor fault that scrubbed the launch two weeks ago. NASA has one more week to launch Discovery, or it will have to wait until September for the mission to the space station.

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