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July 11, 2009

More Bad Luck For STS-127 -- Possible Lightning Strike, Certain Delay

Endeavour's Launch Delayed 24 Hours... At Least

Space shuttle Endeavour’s launch has been delayed 24 hours to allow technical teams additional time to evaluate lightning strikes at Launch Pad 39A that occurred during a Friday thunderstorm.

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Work Goes On, Quietly, On New NASA Launch System

Ares I Will Require A Redesigned Tower And Mobile Platform

As the stacking of the Ares I-X test vehicle proceeds in High-bay 4 of the VAB at the Kennedy Space Center, an almost inconspicuous group of structures are growing outside in the Mobile Launch Platform parking area.

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Everything Looks Good So Far For Endeavour Launch Saturday

NASA, Crew Hope Third Time's A Charm

The hydrogen leak has been repaired, so now all eyes are on Saturday's weather. Launch countdown operations remain on schedule at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida as space shuttle Endeavour and a crew of seven astronauts prepare for Saturday's scheduled launch at 1939 EDT.

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Orbital Selected By NASA To Build New Space Science Satellite

Low Earth Orbit Vehicle Will Study X-Ray Polarization

Orbital Sciences Corporation announced Thursday that it has been selected by the NASA to design, manufacture, integrate and test a new low-Earth orbit (LEO) space science satellite intended to study X-ray polarization in space. Under the $40 million contract, Orbital will provide the spacecraft bus and conduct mission operations for the Goddard Space Flight Center’s (GSFC) Gravity and Extreme Magnetism (GEMS) mission.

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