By Ann Roosevelt The Air Force has discovered and produced a fix for a timing issue found on a Minotaur IV launch vehicle that delayed a planned July 8 launch for the Space Based Space Surveillance Satellite (SBSS) to a future, unspecified date, officials said yesterday. The anomaly occurred in "one test out of 1,000," on a Minotaur IV vehicle now in development, Tim Kettner, Orbital Sciences Corp.'s chief engineer for the Minotaur Program, said in a teleconference. "No similar…
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