Space Shuttle Discovery Launch Still On For 5:02 P.M. ET May 31, But Some Later Shuttle Launches To Be Delayed Four Or Five Weeks NASA To Launch Five Missions This Year Instead Of Six Space Shuttle Discovery arrived on Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center this weekend and still is set for a 5:02 p.m. ET liftoff May 31, but some later shuttle missions this year will be delayed four to five weeks, meaning NASA will launch just five…
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