"Дельта II" JPSS-1, соединяющая два сектора, наполовину переведена на MST

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"Дельта II" JPSS-1, соединяющая два сектора, наполовину переведена на MST

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Двухсекционная половина полезной нагрузки для ракеты United Launch Alliance Delta II поднимается на четвертый уровень мобильной башни обслуживания Space Launch 2 на базе ВВС Ванденберг в Калифорнии. Ведется подготовка к запуску в 2017 году космического аппарата "Совместная полярная система" (JPSS-1). JPSS-1 является частью экологической спутниковой системы следующего поколения, совместной программы Национального управления океанических и атмосферных исследований (НОАА) и НАСА. Чтобы узнать больше о JPSS-1, посетите сайт http: / / www.jpss.noaa.gov.

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