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Scientists Work on Shuttle Wing Sensors (AP)
AP - Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories are helping NASA ensure the safety of the space shuttle Discovery. The scientists are preparing a new network of sensors embedded in the shuttle's wing. They will detect anything the strikes the wing and let astronauts know the severity of the damage, said Sandia engineer Ken Gwinn.
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