CNES Fears U.S. Safety Rules could Delay Jason-2

Edited by Frank Morring, Jr. April 10, 2006
French space officials worry that U.S. ground-safety concerns related to the design of the Proteus satellite bus could delay deployment of the U.S.-European Jason-2 oceanography satellite, possibly jeopardizing continuity with Jason-1. The Proteus bus developed jointly by the French space agency...

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