GOES N sat launch set for May 24 at earliest

Staff May 18, 2006
The launch of the new Boeing/NOAA GOES N weather satellite from Cape Canaveral on a Boeing Delta IV will slip several days to no earlier than May 24 to allow Boeing to complete replacement of two actuators on the launch vehicle's first stage. Technical problem An actuator component at a vendor...

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