Seeking to preserve a program that has been its biggest revenue producer for some 25 years, ATK Thiokol is pitching the giant solid-rocket boosters it builds for NASA’s space shuttle as the basis for a launch system that would send astronauts on their way both to the international space station and the Moon.
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