The planned launch of The Anasis 2 satellite through SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket from Cape Canaveral of a South Korean military communications satellite has been delayed in order to address an issue on the launcher's second stage, and potentially replace the hardware if necessary, officials said Monday.
By Devanshu Saini
SpaceX has postponed a Falcon 9 launch three times moments in the span of five times, with the most recent delay impacting the Anasis 2 mission to deliver a South Korean navy satellite to orbit. The organization tweeted Monday that it was pushing back again blast-off.
It's the second SpaceX mission to be postponed indefinitely in recent days as the company tries to cut turnaround times for reused rockets and produce new upper stages at a rapid rate to meet a fast-paced launch schedule in the coming weeks
The payload, Anasis 2 is South Korea's first army communication satellite. Due to the fact of its use in the armed service, there is certainly not a large amount of information and facts about Anasis 2, but for the truth it is based off the Eurostar E3000 satellite bus, in accordance to the Everyday Astronaut.
SpaceX currently has five Falcon 9 boosters in its inventory, and the company has flown two brand firsr stages in its 11 missions so far this year. At least two more new Falcon 9 first stages are scheduled to enter service in the coming months, with SpaceX's next launch of a U.S. military GPS navigation satellite, both currently planned no earlier than September.
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