Late electronics, software tests delay Deep Space 1 launch
Late delivery of key hardware and an overambitious software testing schedule have conspired to force a delay in the planned July launch of Deep Space 1, NASA's first New Millennium technology validation spacecraft. NASA said Friday the 475-kilogram spacecraft will be launched in October instead of...
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