On the night of Tuesday 3 to Wednesday 4 September, the European Space Agency (ESA) announced that the launch of the latest satellite in the European Copernicus programme, Sentinel-2C, had been postponed. The satellite was due to be launched on a Vega rocket at 22:50 local time from Kourou in French Guiana (03:50 CEST).
“Due to electrical issues on the ground links #VV24launch chronology was interrupted”, announced Arianespace, the operator of Vega, on X, adding that the Vega launcher...