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Lancio Discovery: martedì si tenterà ancora

Washington, Usa - Sembrano risolti i problemi che ne hanno impedito il lancio lo scorso 13 luglio

La Nasa dopo aver risolto il problema verificatosi al sensore che indica il livello di idrogeno del carburante nel serbatoio esterno (vedi notizie AVIONEWS 1 e 2), tenterà di nuovo il prossimo martedì 26 luglio alle 10:39 ora locale (le 16:39 ora italiana) il lancio dello shuttle Discovery destinato ad agganciarsi alla stazione spaziale internazionale orbitante (Iss). Il tentativo non dovrà fallire, in...

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Roma, Italia, 07/21/2005 13:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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