The Vulcan Cert-2 booster was transported from ULA's Decatur, Alabama, factory to Cape Canaveral ahead of launch in September.
Credit: United Launch Alliance
Bowing to schedule pressure to complete certification for high-priority national security space launches, United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) second Vulcan rocket will fly with a dummy payload, avoiding a possible delay with what had been its primary cargo, Sierra Space’s first Dream Chaser spaceplane...
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