Russia Postpones Two Manned Launches to ISS

Well if this isn't a fine mess. The Space Shuttles are all snuggled in museums, the private space endeavors are running into snags and are behind schedule and now the Russians are finding cracks in their aging Soyuz spacecraft fueling speculation for the International Space Station's future. It's too early to say what sort of impact the delay could have on the current space station crew, NASA spokeswoman Kylie Clem told FoxNews.com, but current crew should be fine.