Commercial H-2A launches to slip two years or more
Commercial launches of Japan's planned new H-2A rocket will slip at least two years while the National Space Development Agency (NASDA) conducts extra tests to ensure its reliability in the wake of back-to-back failures of the basic H-2. NASDA has decided to procure a second H-2A prototype for an...
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