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NASA Scrubs Orion Launch Attempt, Tries Again Friday

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NASA was set to try launching its uncrewed Orion space vehicle on the morning of Dec. 5 after scrubbing the Dec. 4 launch due to mechanical issues, according to a post on the civil space agency’s blog. The launch window was open at 7:05 a.m. EST and was to last roughly 2.5 hours, same as Dec. 4. Fill-and-drain valves on the United Launch Alliance (ULA) Delta IV Heavy launch vehicle were to be tested throughout Dec. 4 so the launch…

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