The YouTube channel where I watch launches, The Launch Pad, is predicting a 70% chance of a launch criteria violation. Weather-related I imagine. If it does get scrubbed today, looks like there...
The YouTube channel where I watch launches, The Launch Pad, is predicting a 70% chance of a launch criteria violation. Weather-related I imagine.
If it does get scrubbed today, looks like there are launch windows again tomorrow and Monday.
Mar 28 14:48 EDT
Launch Director Tom Heter has announced that we will not continue with the Delta IV Heavy rocket countdown operations today for NROL-70. Another launch attempt will be possible in 24 hours.
The Delta IV Heavy is safe. The launch team is reconfiguring systems following this unplanned hold.
Historic day, end of a long run for this rocket series at 64 years. Edit: I am absolutely loving the source.space tag on there, it's just so funny to see. Where did you hear about it being the...
Historic day, end of a long run for this rocket series at 64 years.
Edit: I am absolutely loving the source.space tag on there, it's just so funny to see. Where did you hear about it being the last? Space. Space says we are done accepting them.
The YouTube channel where I watch launches, The Launch Pad, is predicting a 70% chance of a launch criteria violation. Weather-related I imagine.
If it does get scrubbed today, looks like there are launch windows again tomorrow and Monday.
EDIT: Scrubbed for today =(
Historic day, end of a long run for this rocket series at 64 years.
Edit: I am absolutely loving the
source.spacetag on there, it's just so funny to see. Where did you hear about it being the last? Space. Space says we are done accepting them.Here is a nice gifted NYT article about this rocket and launch as well.