NASA unveils powerful, next-generation rocket

NASA unveiled plans for a rocket successor to the space shuttle on Wednesday, an $18 billion design aimed at a 2017 unmanned test flight of the most powerful rocket since the moon race's Saturn V rockets. Space agency chief Charles Bolden said the Space Launch System rocket will carry astronauts ...

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