Delay of the day: KSLV-1 still waiting for replacement part
Submit on Wednesday, November 14th, 2012 22:58
South Korea’s planned launch of its KSLV-1 will likely be further delayed as the Russian replacement for a defective part in the rocket is not expected to arrive before 17 November.
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