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Arianespace confirms longer launch delay after software glitch

Submit on Wednesday, June 4th, 2008 06:00

A software programming glitch discovered during final checks of last Friday’s planned Ariane 5 ECA mission is under review by an independent group of experts, and will be fully solved before the dual-payload flight is rescheduled, Arianespace said.
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