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Delay of the day: Kaguya

Submit on Saturday, July 21st, 2007 05:05

The launch of Japan’s Selenological & Engineering Explorer (SELENE “Kaguya”) by an H-2A rocket has been postponed from 16 August (UTC) because two of the satellite’s components have been wrongly installed.
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