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IRIS Launch Delayed 24 Hours

By Marc Boucher
NASA Watch
June 25, 2013
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The Heliophysics System Observatory [Large version]
This image shows the Heliophysics System Observatory (HSO). The HSO utilizes the entire fleet of solar, heliospheric, geospace, and planetary spacecraft as a distributed observatory to discover the larger scale and/or coupled processes at work throughout the complex system that makes up our space environment.
Marc’s note: This image was released as part of the IRIS science briefing today. All the briefing material can be accessed here.
Launch Update: Due to a power outage at the 30th Space Wing the IRIS mission is delayed 24 hours to 7:27 p.m. PDT Thursday, June 27. (Corrected)
UPDATE: IRIS Mission and Science Briefings [Watch]

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2 responses to “IRIS Launch Delayed 24 Hours”

  1. sunman42 says:
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    That should read 7:27 PDT today. The spacecraft is being launched into a sun-synchronous orbit, which requires launching near dawn or dusk. Check out the countdown clock at: http://www.nasa.gov/mission… .