NASA is giving Orbital Sciences another chance to launch on Orbiting Carbon Observatory on a Taurus launch vehicle (otherwise known as a rocket). The first time didn't go too well. Before they do that, they're going to try to launch an instrument called Glory (to observe atmospheric aerosols) on a Taurus, too. Considering that the U.S. Government does not have millions to spare on re-tries, I hope they get the next two Taurus launches right.
NASA Awards Launch Services Contract for OCO-2 Mission
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