Japan on Saturday again delayed the launch of a rocket to deliver daily necessities to the International Space Station due to a problem in equipment.The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency had been scheduled to launch the H-2B rocket carrying the Kounotori7 cargo ship from the Tanegashima Space Center in southwestern Japan early in the morning, after postponing its launch on Tuesday due to inclement weather."We faced a rather serious issue," Koki Nimura, senior chief engineer of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., which developed the rocket, told a press conference.The latest decision followed…READ FULL ARTICLE
