NASA rocket test delayed by weather
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- News Source: The Scotsman | about 1 month agoThe Ares I-X rocket test is the first step in the space agency's tentative back-to-the-moon programme.
- News Source: International Business Times | about 1 month agoThe new, 100m-tall Ares I-X vehicle was supposed to test technology crucial for the development of a manned craft. Ares I-X mission managers decided to set another launch attempt for Wednesday, October 28, at 8 a.m...Launch director Ed Mango and his...
- News Source: The Christian Science Monitor | about 1 month agoAres 1-X launch has been rescheduled for Wednesday morning after a series of delays that prevented lift-off before noon, when the launch window closed for the day...The Saturn I was a shortened test version of what would become the Apollo moon-...
- News Source: Honolulu Advertiser | about 1 month agoBesides poor weather, launch controllers had to deal with an odd assortment of technical trouble, everything from a snagged cover for the rocket's tiptop probe to a cargo ship that strayed into an ocean danger zone under the flight path. Launch...
- News Source: The Washington Times | about 1 month agoLaunch controllers tried repeatedly Tuesday to get the Ares I-X rocket flying. They got to within two-and-a-half minutes of launching the rocket, but the weather interfered...Officials are deciding whether to try again Wednesday morning. Ares today...
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- Blog Source: dailycontributor.comNASA today began the countdown for the test launch of the world's largest rocket designed to replace the aging space shuttle and one day take astronauts back to the moon and beyond. ... The 327-foot rocket, called the Ares I-X, is set to launch at 8
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- Blog Source: spacefellowship.comNASA's Ares IX rocket is seen on Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., Monday, Oct. 26, 2009. The flight test of Ares IX,
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@ejacqui You know, I planned my entire running schedule this week around the absence of rain. The weather isn't allowed to switch things up.
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@jonfildes Weather delays Nasa rocket launch: The launch of the prototype Ares I-X rocket designed to replace the aging sh.. http://bit.ly/2Uo1vw
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@taylorbuley RT @eWEEKNews Weather Delays NASA's Test Launch http://bit.ly/wO5iM
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@LATimesmuskal latimesmuskal: Ares launch postponed because of weather. Next shot is 8 a.m. edt Wednesday. #politics
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@kevglobal that's Ares 1-X launch scrubbed for today. Weather didn't cooperate.
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@LATimesmuskal latimesmuskal: We're waiting to see if #NASA can launch the Ares I-X rocket, the next step in the US return to lunar exploration. #politics
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@Free_Space #NASA #Ares launch on hold for about 45 more minutes
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@astroengine @CraftLass Hehe, unfotunately *my launch window is a little tight, I have an appointment in 30 mins
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@astroengine Resetting to T-4mins RT @Free_Space: #NASA , #Ares launch cutoff 2 min 39 sec before liftoff, recycle of countdown in work
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@Free_Space four minutes and counting , Ares launch at 9:49
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