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Orbital Cargo Launch Delayed While NASA Works to Solve ISS Malfunction
NASA and the aerospace firm Orbital Sciences Corp. announced the delay of an unmanned resupply mission to no earlier than Dec. 19 while engineers continue to work to solve an equipment failure aboard the International Space Station.
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