Space shuttle to get post-launch safety check
CAPE CANAVERAL., Florida (Reuters) - The crew aboard space shuttle Endeavour prepared to check the ship for damage on Tuesday after a predawn liftoff to deliver part of a long-awaited Japanese space laboratory to the International Space Station.
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