Long March 5 Fault Identified; Other Launchers Unaffected
Credit: Casc
Chinese space engineers have identified the fault that caused the failure of the second flight of their country’s largest space launcher, Long March 5, a problem that appears to be pushing back the mission schedule by about a year. The cause of the failure was simply a manufacturing defect in one of...
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