What's Ahead in Aerospace and Defense: Sea Launch ready for next launch following fault investigation
SEA LAUNCH: Sea Launch says it's ready to return to flight following an independent review that confirmed a cable short as the likely culprit in an anomaly that left Telstar 18 in a lower-than-planned orbit after its June 28 launch. The short caused the Zenit-3SL rocket's Block DM-SL upper stage to...
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