ESA’s Mercury Mission Has Another Launch Slip
Credit: BepiColombo: ESA
LYON, France—The protracted design, assembly and integration process of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) BepiColombo probe has suffered another hiccup, with the launch slipping six months to October 2018. The slip is the result of an electrical problem in the Mercury Transfer Module power...
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