NASA
Clouds and Boats Get Wallops Launch Repeatedly Scrubbed
NASA has postponed their SubTec-6 rocket launch for the third consecutive time this week after boats wandered into the hazard zone during launch preparations. Poor weather has also marred the test schedule for new sub-orbital rocket technologies, which requires very specific "science conditions."
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