STUCK DELTA 2 MOTOR LEAVES KOREASAT LOW
An international team of engineers plans to use attitude-control thrusters to salvage South Korea's first communications satellite from the low orbit in which it was left after a rare Delta 2 launcher failure. Engineers from Lockheed Martin Astro Space and the satellite's owner, Korea Telecom, are...
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