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NASA’s Dawn mission rescheduled for September launch

Submit on Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 04:39

The launch of NASA’s Dawn spacecraft, a mission that will explore the two largest objects in the asteroid belt in an effort to answer questions about the formation of our solar system, has been rescheduled to September.
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