DRTS ON TIME, BUT FUEL-DEPLETED
Japan's DRTS data relay test satellite is expected to arrive at its geosynchronous orbital slot by mid-month following its Sept. 10 launch, but without as much station-keeping fuel as expected. During the third of three orbital maneuvers, the positioning thrusters shut down automatically, apparently...
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